ON THE MOVE
Matthew Findlay (above), previously route development manager at Auckland Airport, has joined Christchurch Airport as general manager aeronautical development. He had been with Auckland Airport for nearly 10 years in a number of different roles and also has experience as a management consultant for airports in the UK.
There have been some new appointments at ASM. Yuliya Crane has been promoted to the role of consultant. She was previously research & analysis manager. David Bell rejoined ASM at the end of April as a senior consultant. He is based in Manchester but will work a number of days from UBM Aviation’s new Luton offi ce. He had been working in Sydney for Aspirion.
IATA has appointed Maunu von Lueders as regional vice president for Asia-Pacifi c, based in Singapore. His previous experience includes being CEO of two international carriers, JetLite in India and Nordic Airlink/ FlyNordic in Sweden. He also worked for oneworld as vice president of sales. “I have always been fascinated by this region, which is taking on increasing importance as aviation’s centre of gravity continues to shift eastward. With the IATA Asia-Pacifi c team, my priority is to deliver regional leadership on global industry challenges,” he says.
Sinead Finn (above), director of commercial revenue at Ryanair, is leaving the carrier to start her own consultancy practice. She has worked with Ryanair for the past 13 years in a number of roles, including sales manager for Italy and head of sales & marketing. She was most recently responsible for commercial relationships with Ryanair’s ancillary partners.
SAS has appointed Göran Jansson as CFO and deputy president, replacing Mats Lönnqvist. “Göran Jansson is an experienced CFO, with extensive background from several industries and listed companies. He has solid commercial experience from management assignments in international companies, including CFO and deputy CEO of Assa Abloy for nearly 10 years,” says Rickard Gustafson, SAS’s president and CEO.
Boeing has named Marc Allen president of its China operations. He will be responsible for delivering growth and productivity programmes in China. His predecessor in the role, David Wang, is retiring after nearly a decade of service but will continue to assist the company as a senior adviser. Allen will be based in Beijing and will report to Shep Hill, president of Boeing International and senior vice president of business development and strategy.
Silla Maizey has been appointed as British Airways’ managing director at Gatwick, responsible for all of the airline’s commercial activities and operations there. Colm Lacy (above), will join her team as head of commercial and Alan Peever will join as head of ground operations. Maizey previously led BA’s customer directorate. An accountant by profession, she has also headed up corporate responsibility at the airline. Lacy was previously general manager network planning and has held a number of roles at BA, including fi nance manager airline alliances; senior manager revenue management, responsible for pricing sales out of the UK and Ireland markets; and responsibility for British Airways’ revenue forecasting and analysis.
Southwest has appointed Matt Buckley as vice president cargo & charters. “This is a well deserved promotion for Matt, who has shown his leadership and vision by increasing the breadth, scope and profi tability of our award-winning cargo service,” says Southwest Airlines’ senior vice president operations, Greg Wells.
Radek Zabransky has joined Airport Karlovy Vary as commercial marketing manager. He was previously responsible for aviation and marketing at Bratislava Airport and his previous responsibilities are now being handled by Tomas Kika, chief commercial offi cer.
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