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Aletta von Massenbach takes over the presidency of the airport association ADV

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Aletta von Massenbach has taken over the presidency of the German Airport Association (ADV) and presented a clear agenda for the next two years. The handover took place at an ADV reception, where von Massenbach received the chain of office from her vice presidents, Lars Redeligx and Ludger van Bebber. As the new president of Germany's oldest aviation association, she sees the industry facing significant challenges and emphasizes the importance of air transport for global supply chains, trade, tourism, and diplomacy.

Von Massenbach has formulated a six-point agenda aimed at increasing the competitiveness of airports, strengthening international connectivity, and securing user financing. The agenda includes, among other things, reducing or eliminating taxes and fees to strengthen airports' international competitiveness. Vice Presidents Lars Redeligx and Ludger van Bebber support von Massenbach in her goals and emphasize the need for fair location conditions and strong connectivity for the German economy.

Aletta von Massenbach has extensive experience in the aviation industry. Previously, she worked for Fraport AG, where she managed various airport projects worldwide, headed airports in Varna, Burgas, and Antalya, and most recently was responsible for Fraport's international operations at 30 airports. Her expertise and vision will help actively shape the future of German airports.

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