األثنين 2016 /12/19
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Lufthansa appoints new VP sales for EMEA Lufthansa Group has appointed Heike Birlenbach as its new vice president sales EMEA, effective January 1, 2017. Birlenbach, who is currently the vice president sales Europe Lufthansa Group Airlines, will be responsible for all sales and commercial activities in Europe as well as the Middle East and Africa when she takes on her new role next year. In this new function she reports to the executive vice president Sales Lufthansa Group Airlines Jens Bischof. He said: ”In the case of Heike Birlenbach, we appointed a very experienced and highly dedicated vice president of our sales organization, who steered the sales and marketing activities in Europe very successfully. Her new role not only involves management of the extended sales area, but ensures the smoother merger of the two sales regions. Through this new structure we are repositioning ourselves to be more market-orientated and more efficient.” The restructuring of the sales areas aims to improve the focus on customer care approach, as well as achieve greater internal efficiencies. The new sales region will also further align to the geographic structures of many corporate customers, who also cluster their markets in an EMEA setup. This new sales area will be one of four global sales areas, world-wide which do not include the home markets of the Lufthansa Group Airlines in Germany
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http://www.tradearabia.com/ , Austria and Switzerland). The EMEA incorporates 74 sales markets, stretching from Norway to South Africa, and Morocco to Kazakhstan, all of which will be managed by Heike Birlenbach from the Frankfurt head office. Her sales region integrates the Lufthansa Group Airlines Austrian, Lufthansa, and SWISS, and will represent Brussels Airlines and support sales activities of Eurowings in several markets. Birlenbach joined Lufthansa in 1990. After holding several posts at the Frankfurt station whilst studying tourism and economics, she moved to the sales organisation in 1994 where global key account management featured amongst her responsibilities. In 1999, she was appointed general manager Marketing and Sales Support Europe, based in London. Subsequently, she has been in charge of the airline’s organisation in the Benelux countries, based in Amsterdam, since 2002. Birlenbach returned to Lufthansa’s headquarters in Frankfurt in 2006 as head of Product Management for domestic and European traffic. In 2009, she was appointed head of Lufthansa Italia, based in Milan, and in 2011 took the position as head of Cabin Management for the Lufthansa Munich division, responsible for Munich’s 4,500 cabin staff, managing and maintaining the quality of service and training before she headed the sales activities in the sales area Europe. - TradeArabia News Service
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http://www.independent.ie/ UK airport staff strike threatens Christmas chaos for people flying to Ireland People flying to Ireland from the UK for Christmas could face travel misery as 1,500 check-in staff, baggage handlers and cargo crew in British airports are set to stage a 48-hour strike next Wednesday and Thursday. Workers with services firm Swissport have voted to walk out at 18 UK airports in a dispute over pay. It could cause havoc for travellers racing to make it over for the festive season. Thousands of people are likely to travel to Ireland this weekend from all over the world, but next week is likely to see a continuing surge in the number of people coming home or visiting loved ones. Swissport check-in staff and baggage handlers at airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Birmingham, Luton, Stansted, Edinburgh and Manchester will not be turning up for work if the stoppage goes ahead. Ryanair, Aer Lingus and British Airways have extensive flight schedules from many of those airports. Ryanair uses Swissport in the UK. "All of our flights to and from the UK are scheduled to operate as normal," said a spokesman for the airline. "Should this action proceed, our flights may operate with hand luggage only and we will update customers accordingly." The mainline operations of Aer Lingus, part of the IAG Group that includes British Airways, use a rival ground services group Menzies for its operations at Heathrow and most other UK airports, except Birmingham. A spokesman said that the airline does not currently anticipate any disruption to its schedule as a result of Swissport's planned action next week.
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