Michael Schöllhorn wird zum 1. Juli 2021 die Geschäftsführung von Airbus Defence and Space übernehmen. Er folgt Dirk Hoke nach, der die Division fünf Jahre geführt hat und das Unternehmen überraschend auf eigenen Wunsch verlässt. Dies teilte der Airbus-Verwaltungsrat jetzt mit.
Schöllhorn was a helicopter pilot. He joined Airbus in 2019 from the household appliance manufacturer Bosch. He is currently Chief Operating Officer in the Airbus division that produces commercial aircraft. He will be succeeded by Alberto Gutiérrez, Executive Vice President Military Aircraft and Member of the Board of Airbus Defense and Space.
Sabine Klauke will become Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and a member of the Airbus Executive Board. She succeeds Grazia Vittadini, who is leaving the Airbus Group at her own request after 19 years. Klauke is also taking over the responsibilities of Executive Vice President Engineering from Jean-Brice Dumont, who will succeed Gutiérrez.
Klauke ist derzeit Executive Vice President Engineering und Mitglied des Vorstandes von Airbus Defence and Space. Sie ist seit 2002 bei Airbus und war u.a. bei den neuen Flugzeugtypen für die Verbesserung des produktbezogenen Entwicklungsprozesses und für modulares Industriedesign verantwortlich.
Gerhard Heiming
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