News / Schiphol surprises by looking outside the industry to recruit its new air cargo chief

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By Alex Lennane

14/04/2015

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has stayed true to form by announcing a surprise choice to replace cargo chief Enno Osinga – innovating by looking outside the freight industry.

Jonas van Stekelenburg will start work at the air cargo team on May 1, to introduce himself to the industry before formally taking over on August 1. Mr Osinga retires from the airport in September.

Mr van Stekelenburg is currently manager of sustainability and innovation for the airport group, and was previously business director of ...

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