Comlux America is pleased to announce the reinforcement of its management team in Indianapolis IN. With the Wide Body hangar extension and the arrival this summer of its first wide body ACJ330 for completion, the company has decided to strengthen its organization in key functions of Procurement and Programs.
On the Procurement side, Comlux America is appointing Philippe Karam as Chief Procurement Officer. Philippe started his career in aviation in 2005 with Airbus, with a focus on procurement, transport logistics and contracts administration.
He joined Comlux in 2011 as VP Procurement for Fly Comlux division, based in Zurich. In 2013, Philippe moved to Hong Kong, as VP sales Asia, to lead the opening and the growth of Comlux Group in Asia.
On the Programs side, Johannes Seeger has been appointed as the Head of MRO Programs. Johannes started his aviation career 25 years ago in the German Air Force, followed by Swiss International Airlines, and then Lufthansa Technik Switzerland as the Head of VIP Project Management & Customer Service. In May 2013, Johannes joined the Comlux team in Indianapolis.
“While we are continuing full integration in-house of our cabin completions, the relationship with our suppliers and their involvement in our projects is an attribute to success for Comlux America” says Scott Meyer, CEO Comlux America “At the same time, reinforcing our program management is part of our value stream oriented consolidation to be more efficient, foster continuous improvement for increased quality and to be even more competitive in our market. “
Comlux America located in Indianapolis, Indiana is part of Comlux, The Aviation Group, a leading provider of worldwide VIP aviation services that includes aircraft management, VIP charter, aircraft sales and acquisitions, aircraft cabin designs and completions, aircraft engineering services, aircraft maintenance, and avionics design and integration.
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