Peter Davies (above), has been appointed CEO of Malta Airlines. He was formerly managing director of Air Southwest in the UK and also previously headed up SN Brussels as CEO. Davies has over 35 years’ experience in the aviation industry, including considerable cargo expertise, thanks to senior board positions in DHL based in Europe and the US.
Datuk Captain Mohd Nawawi Awang has been named new managing director of MASwings Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Malaysia Airlines, effective April 1. He succeeds Datuk Mohd Salleh Ahmad Tabrani.
Hugh Jones has been named president of Sabre Airline Solutions. Carl Sparks will replace Jones as CEO of Travelocity. “Jones will now leverage his diverse experience at Sabre to accelerate the company’s plans to be the world’s leading software-as-a-service business,” Sabre Holdings said in a statement.
Pinnacle Airlines has announced the resignation of president and CEO, Philip Trenary. Chairman of the board, Donald J Breeding, will take on the role of interim CEO until a permanent replacement is appointed. Trenary will act as a consultant for one year after his resignation in order to assist the transition to new leadership.
Janice Antonson (above), previously vice president at ASM, has joined Edinburgh Airport as head of marketing and aviation from May 1.
TUI UK & Ireland has appointed Fraser Ellacott as managing director of Thomson Cruises. Ellacott was director of engineering for Thomson Airways and succeeds David Selby, who is leaving Thomson. Jason Mahoney has subsequently been appointed as the new director of engineering for Thomson Airways. He joins from BMI where he had been director of engineering since 2008.
Cambridge Airport in the UK has appointed Ruth Holcroft as commercial manager, reporting to airport director, Archie Garden. In this new role, Holcroft will be responsible for business development and the establishment of key regional ‘city hop’ routes with targeted operators. Holcroft is a qualifi ed chartered accountant and has previously worked with KPMG in London and joined the Marshall Group of Companies in 2007.
SWISS has appointed Jean-Pierre Tappy as its new head of external & environmental affairs. He was previously head of fl ight operations and succeeds Antonio Schulthess, who is moving to become head of human resources at Lufthansa Passenger Airlines.
SkyTeam has appointed Michael Wisbrun (above), as its new managing director, replacing Marie-Joseph Malé, who has decided not to extend his contract for personal reasons, effective from June 1, 2011. Wisbrun will be based in Amsterdam and be responsible for implementing the alliance’s future strategic plan, including expanding the SkyTeam network and developing new products and services. Su Liang has been appointed deputy managing director. He was previously a senior management executive from China Southern and will play a key role in growing the alliance’s presence in China.
David Holm, principal at Woodhead has taken up a directorship at Cox Architecture. Holm has been a regular attendee at Routes events and worked on key projects at Sydney Airport and Changi Terminal 3.
AirTran has announced that Stephen Kolski, executive vice president of corporate affairs, will be retiring at the end of April. He has served at AirTran for the past 12 years in a number of senior roles, including senior vice president, operations and executive vice president, operations and corporate affairs.
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