J Florian Pfaff is new vice president for Asia Pacific at Lufthansa Cargo

Lufthansa Cargo - Florian Pfaff

By Alexander Whiteman

22/03/2019

Lufthansa Cargo has appointed J Florian Pfaff as its new vice president for Asia Pacific.

Mr Pfaff steps over to the Singapore-headquartered operation from his current posting as vice president for Germany, replacing Frank Naeve who has moved to the passenger side of operations.

Hestarted his career with Germany’s flag-carrier in 1989 and in 1994 was appointed general manager of sales and marketing in Germany, going on to take up similar positions across various geographical regions.

He has been in his current role since 2011, with responsibility for the German cargo business.

The carrier said it had yet to find a successor for Mr Pfaff as VP for Germany.

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