Karsten Mühlenfeld, the former Rolls Royce CEO, has been appointed top man at the crisis-stricken Berlin Brandenburg Airport, which was due to have opened in summer 2013.
Flying into Schönefeld one can see the new not-yet-functioning airport. It has been built on and beside the old Schönefeld, which was the main ariport in the capital city of the former GDR.
Friday, February 20, 2015
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