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Edwards is a good fit to lead Chapman Freeborn in UK
The position of general manager, UK is a brand new role at Chapman Freeborn and has been created to ensure the business is prepared for future expansion. James Edwards, who has a great deal of airline experience, is in.
James Edwards will focus on recruitment and retainment.

Chapman Freeborn has appointed James Edwards as general manager for the UK. Joining Chapman Freeborn with a wealth of aviation experience, Edwards has successfully grown and worked with companies such as Airways Aviation, British Airways and American Airlines. He brings expertise from a variety of sectors, including commercial flight training, airline revenue growth and MRO. Most recently he was based at London Stansted airport at Inflite The Jet Centre.

The position of general manager, UK is a brand new role at Chapman Freeborn and has been created to ensure the business is prepared for future expansion.

President for Europe Reto Hunziker says: “The UK teams and people are very important for the success of the organisation and therefore need dedicated leadership and management. James will be key to supporting the growth plans for the UK across all products and verticals, as well as managing the teams and ensuring the right structure is in place. We are very happy to have him on board.”

Edwards adds: “I am looking forward to drawing upon a blank canvas as I take on this new role. Whilst increasing our revenue year-on-year will always be a target, it is equally important to focus on recruitment and retainment. From my first day at Chapman Freeborn it became clear that I am working with the best talent in the industry and that everyone has the shared goal of maintaining the company's excellent reputation. I look forward to helping increase the company's success further and ensuring that we continue to attract the highest calibre of aviation professionals.”

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