Graham Keddie, the Managing Director of Belfast International Airport, is retiring after ten years in the role and 35 years in the aviation industry.
Keddie, who joined the airport from Hermes Airport, oversaw significant developments including the investment by new owners VINCI Airports in 2018. Not adverse to controversy, he was a vocal critic of Tourism Ireland, a supporter of Brexit and identified closely with the DUP in northern politics.
Dan Owens will serve as the interim CEO of Belfast International Airport following Mr Keddie’s retirement until a permanent appointment is made.
