SmartLynx Airlines, a globally recognized ACMI (Plane, Crew, Upkeep, Insurance), cargo, and constitution operator, has appointed Harris Manolopoulos because the brand new Director of Rapid.
In his role, Harris would per chance be accountable for optimal fleet utilization and efficiency and would per chance well collaborate closely with other departments within the airline to align the fleet with the strategic objectives of SmartLynx.
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With conclude to twenty years of skills within the aviation commerce, Harris Manolopoulos carries a wealth of workmanship in aviation and an excellent background in fleet administration. Earlier than joining SmartLynx, he held the space of Rapid Director at Spanish airline Volotea and a Long-established Manager role at Sky Negate Airlines.
Harris Manolopoulos, Rapid Director at SmartLynx Airlines: “I am furious to enroll within the realm leader in ACMI companies and products. The aviation commerce calls for a specialized formulation, and along with my group, I am committed to making certain that our fleet no longer most efficient reinforces the management space of SmartLynx but additionally enhances our carrier choices to our possibilities.”
Edvinas Demenius, CEO at SmartLynx Airlines: “We characteristic in a mercurial-paced, high-query ACMI market where experienced aviation consultants are predominant for achievement. Our fleet is the spine of our operations, and as Rapid Director, Harris will present strategic management, guaranteeing sustainable building and efficient administration of our technical assets.”
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At SmartLynx, Harris will lead the Rapid Administration department and is likely to be accountable for all points of SmartLynx passenger and cargo fleet. As of now, SmartLynx operates one among the most diverse fleets amongst ACMI airways globally, consisting of A320, A321, A321F, A330 and Boeing 737MAX8, in total 69 plane. On the tip of the 365 days, SmartLynx will receive its last addition to its cargo fleet – 14th A321P2F.
