IATA appoints Amitabh Khosla as Country Director for India

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has appointed Amitabh Khosla as Country Director for India to oversee all of the Association's initiatives in the growing India market.
Khosla joins IATA from the Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), where he served as Executive Director since its formation. Prior to FIA, Khosla was with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), where he held various appointments, including Regional Director for Eastern India and Chief Representative in Singapore.
"Asia will be the world's largest market in 2010. The fast growing, diverse and dynamic Indian aviation market brings opportunities and challenges. The top priority is infrastructure. We need more and better capacity at India's airports and air traffic management. India also needs effective economic regulation for airports to enhance competitiveness. Amitabh joins IATA at a critical juncture. His broad understanding of India's businesses, industry and economy will help drive change and ensure that India enjoys the economic benefits that a successful aviation sector will bring," said Giovanni Bisignani, IATA's Director General and CEO.
05/03/08 Moneycontrol.com

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Categories: Indian Aviation- In General Mar 2008