Musad Aldaood, CEO of Riyadh Airports Co., has been elected to the board of the Airports Council International, Asia-Pacific, in recognition of the Kingdom’s aviation sector. The council is dedicated to improving airport operations and standards, representing their collective interests with international organizations such as the International Civil Aviation Organization and International Air Transport Association. Aldaood’s appointment was announced during the 18th meeting of the ACI Asia-Pacific Assembly in Kobe, Japan. He joins leaders from airports across mainland Asia, Australasia, the Pacific Ocean islands and key North American points such as Vancouver, San Francisco and Hawaii. Aldaood brings over 21 years of experience managing and operating King Khalid International Airport under the RAC.
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