The new commercial manager of EMA aims for more goods ’destinations
The new commercial manager of the Est Midlands Airport (EMA), Adam Andrews, has started a clear task to enhance the airport role as a global trade and communication portal. His immediate focus is on building new partnerships with airlines and enhancing the airport’s reputation as a major center in the UK for Express Airferight.
The airport is already in charge of the country’s greatest highlights in the country, and earlier this year confirmed plans to expand this aspect of its operations. Adam was assigned to lead that vision forward, ensuring East Midlands continues to meet the needs of global logistics service providers while taking advantage of its strategic location in the heart of the United Kingdom. The airport is located between Africa, Europe and North America, and it is uniquely placed to serve as a vital link to tankers looking to connect these main markets.
Adam brings a large -scale flying experience for this role. Recently, he held the position of head of strategic visions of the Manchester Airports Group (MAG), the parent company of East Midlands. There, he applied commercial intelligence and market to support aviation growth, retail development, and long -term strategy, with a help also in forming a 25 -year -old group plans. Before joining MAG, he occupied a series of senior roles in British Airways, including network development manager and scheduling at Heathro Schorothul and a major position in the airline crisis management team. His career began locally, at the BMI at Castle Donington, where he worked as a revenue analyst.
He was recognized for his experience in making decisions that depend on data, commercial development and leadership. These skills are very important, such as East Midlands Airport, which follows its main shipping scheme and seizes the opportunities presented by Fribport.
Adam emphasizes the importance of cooperation with regional companies and decision makers to increase the capabilities of the airport. MAG investments are highlighted in advanced analytical tools to show East Midlands strengths for potential airlines partners.
He said: “East Midlands is in a pivotal development.” “We will follow a data -led approach to growth, supported by the deep industry and understanding customer needs. This is related to building long -term relationships and ensuring the airport continues to link our region to the world.”
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