Munich Airport welcomes Thomas Hoff Andersson as new Chief Operating Officer
Beginning 1 Could, Thomas Hoff Andersson (48) will be part of the administration workforce of Munich Airport as Chief Working Officer. On this newly created place, Thomas Hoff Andersson can be liable for the operational administration of the airport’s complicated dealing with processes, taking part in a key function in shaping the passenger expertise at Bavaria’s premium hub. He will even oversee Munich Airport’s subsidiaries AeroGround and Terminal 2.
Thomas Hoff Andersson has a few years of expertise within the aviation business, most lately as Managing Director and Chief Working Officer of Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Thomas Hoff Andersson will tackle a central function within the planning, administration and additional optimization of processes at Munich Airport. He brings with him a wealth of experience in addition to nationwide and worldwide administration expertise.
“We’re delighted to welcome Thomas Hoff Andersson as a brand new member of our administration workforce,” says Jost Lammers, CEO of Munich Airport. His experience and dedication will assist us to proceed on our profitable path.”
Minister of State Albert Füracker, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Munich Airport, emphasizes: “Thomas Hoff Andersson is a wonderful addition to the administration workforce at Munich Airport. With the brand new Chief Working Officer place, we’re putting a robust focus on the highest administration degree on airport operations and its numerous dealing with processes to proceed to reside as much as our status as a premium airport. Along with Jost Lammers and Jan-Henrik Andersson, the Government Board of Munich Airport is ideally positioned to guide Bavaria’s gateway to the world efficiently into the longer term.”
Thomas Hoff Andersson provides: “I’m proud to be a part of this internationally acknowledged airport hub and look ahead to working with the administration workforce and staff to jot down the subsequent chapters of Munich Airport’s success story.”