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IAG Cargo has appointed Pravin Singh as regional commercial manager, Asia Pacific and India to drive growth across these key markets, ensuring that IAG Cargo continues to expand its footprint.
Mr Singh has been at IAG Cargo for 12 years, most recently as area commercial manager, South Asia, and has 20 years of airline experience in total.
Mr Singh will manage a team across 23 countries and 50 stations including Australia, New Zealand, South-east Asia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea and South Asia. He replaces John Cheetham, who takes on the strategy-based role of head of joint business at the carrier.
David Shepherd, head of commercial for IAG Cargo said: “Asia Pacific and India are commercially key for our business, covering a vast geographical area. Pravin has delivered an outstanding performance as area commercial manager and has a clear understanding of how to best serve our customers in this region. I have every confidence he will succeed in his new role.”
Mr Singh added: “Having managed IAG Cargo’s commercial performance across part of this region for the past four years, I am excited to take up the challenge of managing the broader geographic region and continuing to expand IAG Cargo’s market share.”
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