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Etihad Airways has appointed Michael Tan as its country manager for Singapore.
Michael
is responsible for Etihad’s Singapore operations which include the launch of the airline’s
three flights-a-week services to Abu Dhabi and Brisbane which start on 28
September 2007.
Michael
has over 35 years of aviation experience, which he gained largely with British Airways
and Qantas in the Far East.
Geert Boven, Etihad Airways’ executive vice president sales and services,
said, “Singapore is set to
be one of our most popular services and Michael’s experience and expertise will be an integral part
of establishing Etihad Airways in this market.”
Previously, Michael held several positions with British Airways in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei,
including commercial manager and country manager.
He has been an associate member of the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore and a member of the Singapore executive council
for the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
The Abu Dhabi-Singapore Business Forum (ADSBF), which will forge greater links between the two cities, was launched in June 2007 and
coincides with the start of Etihad’s new service.
Singapore will be Etihad’s fifth destination in the Far East
adding to the current services to Bangkok, Manila, Jakarta and Kuala
Lumpur.
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