Rajender Kumar is the new Director of Air India Milan. He is being entrusted with the management of the territory of Northern Italy within the geographical boundaries with the official title of “Station Manager Milano” whose activities extend to the management of Air India flights to Milan Malpensa airport.
During the 35 years of activity with Air India which started in Amristar in 1982, R. Kumar has held important positions at the New Delhi office with tasks in the field of tourism and public relations, as well as the sales department and sales unit.
In the tourism division, he will be responsible for the promotion of incoming passenger traffic with Air India flights, the management of business trips and congress activities, familiarization travel activities, and other important events as well as special projects connected with tour operators.
Among his airport experiences at N. Delhi, he has covered flight management, passenger traffic, and handling of foreign carriers.
After an experience in Dubai, Terminal II, with duties as a manager with full responsibility for airport operations, from here he transfered to Milan. Air India Express was part of N. Delhi, Terminal III, in 2015 until January 10, 2018.
To Read the News in Full 03/02/18 Mario Masciullo/eTN Italy
During the 35 years of activity with Air India which started in Amristar in 1982, R. Kumar has held important positions at the New Delhi office with tasks in the field of tourism and public relations, as well as the sales department and sales unit.
In the tourism division, he will be responsible for the promotion of incoming passenger traffic with Air India flights, the management of business trips and congress activities, familiarization travel activities, and other important events as well as special projects connected with tour operators.
Among his airport experiences at N. Delhi, he has covered flight management, passenger traffic, and handling of foreign carriers.
After an experience in Dubai, Terminal II, with duties as a manager with full responsibility for airport operations, from here he transfered to Milan. Air India Express was part of N. Delhi, Terminal III, in 2015 until January 10, 2018.
To Read the News in Full 03/02/18 Mario Masciullo/eTN Italy
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