Meijs to head Maastricht Aachen Airport
- BTN News
- Wednesday, 10 July 2024
Joost Meijs has been appointed chief executive of Maastricht Aachen Airport from 01 October 2024, succeeding Jonas van Stekelenburg.
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Joost Meijs has been appointed chief executive of Maastricht Aachen Airport from 01 October 2024, succeeding Jonas van Stekelenburg.
Joost Meijs has been appointed chief executive of Maastricht Aachen Airport from 01 October 2024, succeeding Jonas van Stekelenburg.
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Joost Meijs has been appointed chief executive of Maastricht Aachen Airport from 01 October 2024, succeeding Jonas van Stekelenburg.
Joost Meijs has been appointed chief executive of Maastricht Aachen Airport from 01 October 2024, succeeding Jonas van Stekelenburg.
The UK's Royal Mail parent company International Distribution Services (IDS), is pushing ahead with a transformation of the group despite its GBP3.57 billion takeover by its biggest shareholder EP Group.
The UK's Pontins' two holiday parks have been rated the 'worst resort brand' in a survey by the consumer organisation Which?, with Potters Resorts - which also has two outlets - taking top spot.
Australia's Qantas has cut about five per cent of seats on the Melbourne-Perth run and has changed the current QF9 itinerary to a direct flight from Perth to London, United Kingdom. It means passengers from Melbourne will catch a connecting domestic flight to Perth before joining the international service.
South America's Latam will grow flights on the Santiago, Chile-Melbourne, Australia run from three to four a week between December 2024 and March 2025 using B787-9 jets in a three-class configuration.
The Australian aviation industry and the Australian Lawyers Alliance have 'partnered' to object to proposed 'pay on delay' laws that are being considered by a Senate committee, with submissions open until 30 August.
Korean Air is changing its behaviour 'in the air' and ending cabin service earlier because of increased turbulence concerns.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on South Africa to accelerate the development of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.
Philippines airline Cebu Pacific has signed a preliminary agreement with Airbus for up to 152 new planes valued at US$24 billion list.
Virgin Australia pilots have rejected an Enterprise Bargaining Agreement (EBA) struck with the airline and the Australian Federation of Airline Pilots (AFAP).
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