Amsterdam Schiphol to restructure Cargo Division
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is restructuring its Cargo Division, bringing it into its new Aviation Business Development Division under the umbrella of business unit Airport Operations and Aviation Partnerships, from the first of March 2021.
From this date, Miriam Hoekstra – van der Deen will step down as Director Airport Operations and will be succeeded by Patricia Vitalis, Senior Manager Process, Development & Capacity Management.
The move will put all airline and cargo commercial and operational business into a single division under the leadership of Anne Marie van Hemert, Sr. Manager Aviation Business Development, reporting into Patricia Vitalis as new head of the Airport Operations and Aviation Partnerships Business Unit.
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NETHERLANDS – Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is restructuring its Cargo Division, bringing it into its new Aviation Business Development Division under the umbrella of business unit Airport Operations and Aviation Partnerships, from the first of March 2021.
The move will put all airline and cargo commercial and operational business into a single division and airport cargo information platform Cargonaut, recently acquired by Royal Schiphol Group, will also be part of the new grouping which sees Miriam Hoekstra - van der Deen step down as Director Airport Operations and succeeded by Patricia Vitalis, Senior Manager Process, Development & Capacity Management.
Dutch Airlines to assist in national vaccine efforts
Sixty companies as part of Vaccines Gateway Netherlands (VGN) are working together at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to ensure the safe, secure, and swift transportation of the COVID-19 vaccines from manufacturer to end-user now that the vaccines are approved by the European Medicine Agency, situated in Amsterdam.
The Group includes Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Air France KLM Martinair Cargo and Air Cargo Netherlands members including manufacturers, Dutch airports, airlines, freight forwarders, ground handlers, trucking companies, and General Sales Agents.
Business services also taking part include banks, insurance companies, educational institutes, consultancies, staffing agents, and security companies.