KLM grounds seven B787s but claims no impact on air cargo operation
KLM Cargo has denied that the grounding of seven 787s has impacted its cargo operations. The ...
By Alex Lennane
Dutch media are reporting that Adriaan den Heijer (pictured), vice president ground services for KLM, is to become the next cargo boss of Air France-KLM, to replace Bram Gräber.
Nieuwsblad Transport wrote that various sources around the airline had leaked the news, which is expected to be officially announced in a few weeks. Mr Gräber is due to leave on June 1 to join a marine services company.
Mr den Heijer has a wide variety of experience, including in cargo. He was director, north & west Europe for KLM Cargo between 200o and 2004, but latterly has focused on the passenger side as general manager China, and then vp of pricing and revenue management; and marketing and brand, before going to ground services.
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