9 June 2020: As the Aviation industry gears up to restart after the COVID-19 pandemic, SITA has made a few imperative changes to its official administration group that’s mindful for SITA’s item portfolios. David Lavorel, already CEO of SITA FOR Airplane will be supplanting Matthys Serfontein, who will be resigning from SITA after over a decade’s benefit as head SITA AT Air TERMINALS AND BORDERS, SITA’s air terminal and border arrangement portfolio. David’s key center in 2020 will be to bolster SITA’s carrier and airplane terminal clients to actualize shrewd arrangements to oblige unused traveler forms required to guarantee the wellbeing and security of voyagers and employees. With SITA’s cloud-based, open API stage, SITA Flex, SITA suitably oversees traveler travel and changing prerequisites at Worldwide borders as per COVID-19 requirements.
Barbara Dalibard, CEO, SITA said, “Ensuring strong leadership of our key business areas is especially important as we look to support the industry as it begins to return to the skies. After more than a decade proving themselves highly capable of driving innovation while ensuring continued customer satisfaction, Sbastien and David are perfectly placed to steer the business through the new challenges and deliver solutions that help support the industry’s recovery.“
Sebastien Fabre will be the new CEO in place of David to head SITA FOR AIRCRAFT. As International air travel resumes across the globe, Mr. Fabre’s job role will be of utmost importance at the airlines will turn to SITA to deliver new operational efficiencies such as faster turnarounds while extracting the full benefit of modern connected aircraft.
The new appointments came into effect from June 1, 2020.
