Malta International Airport (MIA) has announced the appointment of four new leaders, with all appointments effective from January 2025.

Within the Security Services Department, Security Services Manager Peter Galea has been promoted to Head of Security and Liaison Services.

Besides leading the security services department, Mr Galea will act as the primary contact with Government authorities when planning delegations, strengthening partnerships with key entities to ensure seamless collaboration on security matters and operations.

The company’s Innovation and Technology Department has seen the promotion of two members of its management team.

Angelo Pickard, who previously held the role of Manager of ICT Operations, has been promoted to head of the same department.

“Through his solid leadership and commitment to pursuing innovation, Mr Pickard will continue bringing positive change and improving the company’s operations,” MIA said.

Within the same department, Jeffrey Cassar has stepped into the role of ICT Management Systems Lead. The airport commented that his dedication and expertise have already played a key role in the establishment of the department’s Governance, Risk and Compliance arm and the achievement of three ISO certifications, “milestones that have strengthened the company’s cybersecurity, quality and service standards. “

It has also appointed Alexia Aquilina as Head of People and Culture.

Commenting on the appointments, MIA CEO Alan Borg congratulated and thanked the appointees for accepting the added responsibilities that come with these titles.

“I am confident that each will continue to contribute positively to the company at the time when many ambitious projects are underway and the aviation regulatory landscape continues to change,” he concluded.

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