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A double first for TIACA with Roos Bakker set to become new chair

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UPDATED 15.5.25 to include Dora Kay.

TIACA, the air cargo association, has propelled itself into modernisation with the appointment of its first woman in 20 years, and first under-40, chair. 

Roos Bakker, formerly of Schiphol Cargo, has been on the TIACA board since February 2022 and was ...

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