News / Shock for carrier as COO van de Pas quits: now Cargolux must fill three top roles

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By Alex Lennane

28/01/2014

An increasingly slimmer Cargolux is now looking to fill three top management positions following yet another resignation: this morning chief operating officer Peter van de Pas announced he will quit at the end of March.

A source close to the airline said the executive committee member and senior vice-president had fought against the HNCA deal, which has also led to the resignation of sales and marketing vp Robert van de Weg.

Former KLM executive Mr van de Pas had, reportedly, said he ...

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