Guillaume Crozier Promoted to Chief Cargo Officer at dnata

Global air and travel services provider dnata has announced the promotion of Guillaume Crozier to Chief Cargo Officer. Based in the UAE, Crozier brings over 20 years of experience in the cargo and logistics industry and has been with dnata for over 13 years.

Previous Roles and Achievements

Before his new role, Crozier served as Senior Vice President, Cargo, UAE, and Head of Global Cargo Strategy for over three years. He led the strategic direction, growth, and transformation of dnata’s cargo business, overseeing a team of over 3,000 employees. He has also held various operations management positions within the company and served as Chief Operating Officer of dnata Switzerland.

Strategic Vision

Crozier is also a board member at dnata Logistics and Wallenborn Middle East Logistics. His appointment aligns with dnata’s commitment to innovation and operational excellence. Earlier this year, dnata appointed Clive Sauvé-Hopkins as Divisional Senior Vice President, Airport Operations, overseeing global ground handling and cargo business at 97 airports in 16 countries.

Sustainability Initiatives

Last month, dnata became the first ground handler in Europe to receive IATA environmental management certification in recognition of its sustainability initiatives. The company also received its first Cargo iQ certification, emphasizing continuous reporting and transparency across its network.

Leadership Transition

David Barker, dnata’s Divisional Senior Vice President for Airport Operations, expressed his confidence in Crozier’s leadership: “I’m delighted to announce the promotion of Guillaume to Chief Cargo Officer. A customer-oriented leader with an innovative mindset, Guillaume has an outstanding ability to deliver world-class service, quality, and safety with his teams.”

Barker also acknowledged the contributions of Bernd Struck, who previously led dnata’s UAE cargo operations and DWC airline services and will retire at the end of the year. “I’d like to thank Bernd for his substantial contribution to dnata’s success and wish him a happy retirement,” Barker said.

Looking Ahead

Crozier’s promotion is expected to further enhance dnata’s cargo operations and strengthen its position as a leading global air and travel services provider.