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Stefan Roschi named new Head of Swissport Aviation Security Services

Red.4 by Red.4
6. August 2009
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Swissport International, the world’s leading provider of ground services to the aviation sector, has appointed Stefan Roschi as the new head of its aviation security business. He will assume his duties on 1 September. Roschi succeeds Louis Seliner, who will be taking on a new professional challenge.

Zurich – Stefan Roschi (46) has been actively involved in Swissport’s aviation security business for a number of years now, and has made a major contribution to the establishment and development of this arm of the company’s ground services. He can also draw on extensive experience in both the airline and the ground handling sectors, including service as COO of Customer Ground Service AG and as general manager of Checkport Schweiz AG. In his new capacity, he will assume responsibility for a successful Swissport business line that already offers airport and airline security services at 30 stations in 12 countries and has further expansions planned.

Swissport takes this opportunity to thank Louis Seliner for all his

work and service over the past years, in which he has successfully established Swissport Aviation Security within its specialist sector. Swissport also wishes him every further success and satisfaction in his next professional challenge.

Photo: Stefan Roschi / Swissport

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