de Juniac Calls For Cooperation

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Vol. 15 No. 68	Tuesday September 6, 2016

de Juniac Calls For Cooperation

de Juniac Calls For Cooperation
     From the top post at Air France KLM—which, by any measure, was no walk in the park—to Director General and CEO of IATA, Alexandre de Juniac will now succeed Tony Tyler, who served as IATA DG and CEO.
      “I am excited to be taking on this great responsibility. IATA plays a critical role in facilitating safe, efficient, and sustainable global air transport,” Mr. De Juniac said.
      “IATA’s mission is to represent, lead, and serve the airline industry with global standards,” he added.
      “That means we must use change as a catalyst for innovation to please customers and contribute positively to the business of our members.
      “The numbers are clear. Air transport supports an impressive 63 million jobs and some $2.7 trillion in economic activity.
      “Aviation changes our world for the better.
      “As the industry’s global advocate, my mission is to rally our partners to ensure tat nothing impedes the business of freedom,” said de Juniac.
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