HAECO Group today announced seven senior management appointments, which will be effective from September 2015.
James Barrington is appointed Group Director Airframe Services. He was previously Director Corporate Development of Cathay Pacific Airways Limited.
Greg Hughes is appointed Group Director Components & Engine Services. He was previously Commercial Director and Chief Operating Officer of John Swire & Sons Pty. Ltd, Australia.
Kevin Carter is appointed Group Director Cabin Solutions, in addition to his current role as Chief Executive Officer of HAECO Americas.
Richard Kendall is appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer of HAECO Americas. He was previously Director & General Manager of Hong Kong Aero Engine Services Limited (“HAESL”).
Summit Chan is appointed Chief Executive Officer of HAECO Xiamen. He was previously Group Director, Commercial of HAECO Group.
Lutz Wierschin is appointed General Manager of Taikoo (Xiamen) Landing Gear Services Co. Ltd. (“HAECO Landing Gear Services”).
Angus Barclay is appointed Director & General Manager of HAESL. He was previously General Manager Europe of Cathay Pacific Airways Limited.
Commenting on the appointments, HAECO Group’s Chief Executive Officer Augustus Tang said: “We are very delighted to announce the appointment of these new directors and officers. They bring with them substantial management expertise and will focus on their respective areas in the HAECO Group, thereby further strengthening the leadership team.”
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