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IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers appointed as the Chair-elect of IATA’s Board of Governors

Pieter Elbers, CEO, IndiGo, has been elected as the chair-elect of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Board of Governors. Effective June 2024, he will succeed present Chair, Yvonne Manzi Makolo, the CEO of Rwandair.

Pieter Elbers’ appointment comes at a significant time for the Indian aviation industry, which is experiencing unprecedented growth and development. As the chair-elect of the IATA BoG, Elbers will play a pivotal role in further shaping the global aviation landscape, advocating for the industry’s interests, and driving innovation and sustainability initiatives.

Pieter Elbers, with his visionary approach and deep industry expertise, has not only propelled IndiGo’s growth in international markets but is also playing a crucial role in the overall advancement of the Indian aviation landscape.

Commenting on the occasion, Elbers, said, “It is an immense honour to be appointed as the chair-elect of the IATA Board of Governors. I look forward to continue working closely with global industry leaders, regulators, and stakeholders to address the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.”

With a focus on enhancing the passenger experience, the airline has consistently demonstrated its commitment to affordable fares, on time performance, courteous and hassle-free services across its unparalleled network. Elbers’ appointment reinforces IndiGo’s position as a driving force in the Indian aviation landscape, while placing India firmly on the global aviation map.

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