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Brussels Airways Ensures Management Continuity by Extending COO Tilman Reinshagen’s Function for 5 Extra Years
Monday, September 23, 2024
The SN Airholding Board has renewed Tilman Reinshagen’s function as Chief Working Officer of Brussels Airways for an extra 5 years, securing his place till 2030. Reinshagen, who joined the airline’s Administration Board in 2022, has been counseled by the Board for his management in making certain the steadiness of Brussels Airways’ hub in the course of the difficult post-pandemic restoration within the aviation sector.
Reinshagen has been serving as COO since July 1, 2022, and alongside Dorothea von Boxberg, Chief Government Officer, and Nina Öwerdieck, Chief Monetary Officer, he continues to information the Brussels-based airline, which is a part of Lufthansa Group’s four-network carriers.
“Under Tilman’s leadership in the post-Covid ramp-up period, there has been noticeable growth in traffic volumes, the aircraft fleet, and the operational team. He has contributed to stabilize the punctuality and connectivity, and together with our partners, has helped maintain Brussels as a reliable hub in Europe. By emphasizing collaboration and incorporating bottom-up feedback, Tilman has played a key role in strengthening Brussels Airlines’ operational structure and capabilities. I am confident that, together with his teams, he will continue to enable further operational growth.” - Dieter Vranckx, member of the Lufthansa Group Government Board and Chairman of the SN Airholding Board
“We were able to reach several goals as one motivated team and I look forward to keep building on and working with my colleagues. I am grateful for the trust SN Airholding and Brussels Airlines have in me. We will pursue establishing Brussels Airport as the most reliable Hub in Europe with an outstanding passenger experience. And all of this thanks to the continuous improvement of our impressive teams!”-Tilman Reinshagen, COO, Brussels Airways
