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Paul Kehoe: Set for big new role at Birmingham International |
UK. Paul Kehoe has been named as the new CEO at Birmingham International Airport. He was previously Managing Director at London Luton and Belfast International Airports during his eight years with the airports group TBI. He is currently CEO at Bristol Airport.
Commenting on his appointment, Kehoe said: “This is a tremendously exciting time to lead the team at Birmingham Airport. The developments that are either planned or under way are ambitious and will enable the airport to continue to make a significant contribution to the success of the region.”
Birmingham International Airport Chairman John Hudson commented: “We are delighted to have attracted Paul to Birmingham Airport following a very competitive selection process. He brings with him a wealth of airport operating experience and the board looks forward to Paul’s leadership during the challenging times ahead.”
Kehoe will stay at Bristol Airport until a successor is found, lead shareholder Macquarie Airports said today. Bristol Airport Chairman Philippe Hamon said: “We would like to thank Paul for his contribution to Bristol International over the last 12 months.”
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