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Swiss appoints Michael Weinmann as head of media relations

Swiss appoints Michael Weinmann as head of media relations
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Jens Fehlinger Chief Executive Officer | Swiss International Air Lines

Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has announced the appointment of Michael Weinmann as its new Head of Media Relations. Weinmann, a seasoned journalist and aviation specialist, will assume his role on March 1, 2025. He succeeds Karin Montani, who is departing SWISS after 15 years to explore new professional opportunities.

Weinmann brings a wealth of experience in journalism and aviation to his new position. His career includes reporting on various aviation topics such as technological advancements, the introduction of new aircraft types, air traffic management, and sustainability efforts within the industry. Additionally, he holds a private pilot's license, offering him practical flying experience alongside his theoretical knowledge.

His journalistic journey began in 2009 when he joined Swiss Radio & Television (SRF) as a presenter for 'Schweiz aktuell' TV news. He also served as an editor in SRF’s home affairs department and contributed extensively to aviation-related reports. Weinmann is 43 years old, married, and has two children.

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Léa Wertheimer, Head of Corporate Communications at SWISS, expressed confidence in Weinmann's appointment: “Michael Weinmann is an open and engaging individual who has aviation in his heart and will bring a deep understanding of our industry’s many challenges and opportunities to his new remit.” She added that his expertise makes him "the perfect choice to further develop our media work at SWISS."

Wertheimer also extended her gratitude to Karin Montani for her dedication during her tenure: “I want to offer Karin Montani my sincere thanks for her many years of work and service and all the energies and commitment that she has devoted to the company.”

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