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Aeroporto Monaco: Michael Kerkloh in pensione a fine 2019

Dopo oltre 17 anni nel ruolo di presidente ed ad

Michael Kerkloh, presidente ed amministratore delegato di Flughafen München GmbH/Monaco di Baviera (Fmg) per oltre 17 anni, andrà in pensione alla fine del 2019; entrato in carica nel 2002 ha festeggiato il suo 65esimo compleanno a giugno 2018.Nel corso della sua carriera di gestione aeroportuale è diventato uno degli esperti più rispettati del settore, sia in Germania che a livello internazionale. Sot...

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Monaco, Germania, 12/07/2018 13:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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