Istanbul Airport welcomes new CEO Selahattin Bilgen amidst top-tier ranking

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Istanbul Airport appoints Selahattin Bilgen as its new CEO of Operations, marking a significant change in the airport's management structure

Istanbul Airport welcomes new CEO Selahattin Bilgen amidst top-tier ranking

Istanbul Airport, ranked among the top 10 airports for 2024, named Selahattin Bilgen as its new CEO of IGA Istanbul Airport Operations on Friday, marking a dramatic change in the airport's management structure.

The appointment of Selahattin Bilgen represents a turning point in Istanbul Airport's management structure amid the busy activity and modernity that characterize the airport.

Bilgen has been working as the CEO since Sept. 2023, and his promotion to the role highlights the organization's dedication to continuity and experience.

The airport's status in international aviation circles was evident from the excitement and attention that greeted the announcement of Bilgen's appointment.

In a social media post, IGA Istanbul Airport Operations stressed the importance of Bilgen's role in the expansion and prosperity of the airport.

"IGA Istanbul Airport is still evolving in the face of fierce global competition," the statement said. "Mr. Selahattin Bilgen's wealth of experience, knowledge, and expertise has been instrumental in shaping the trajectory of IGA Istanbul Airport since its inception."

The airport's commitment to flexibility and resilience in the face of fast innovation and change is demonstrated by the choice of Bilgen as CEO. Istanbul Airport's leadership, led by Bilgen, is well-positioned to guide the airport toward excellence in service delivery and sustainable development as it navigates the complexity of the global aviation landscape.

Source: Newsroom

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