Daheru Mamman appointed Cameroon Brussels Airlines Operations Manager.

Daheru, aged 49, will in his new position manage operations of the airline at the level of Douala International Airport and the Nsimalen International Airport in Yaounde. Daheru becomes the first Cameroonian to hold the position. Before his appointment, he was serving as Station Manager of Brussels Airlines in Yaounde.

The Operations Manager, reports hold, has a rich experience that has earned him the promotion. Daheru is said to have made a name for himself in the aviation sector. 

Given his appointment, Daheru has the arduous task to boost services and experiences of Cameroonians who travel using Brussels Airlines.

The anus is also on Daheru to expand the market influence of Brussels Airlines in the Economic and Monetary Community of Central African States, CEMAC, wherein Cameroon is the biggest economy.

Daheru is quoted as having expressed gratitude to the management of Brussels Airlines for the confidence bestowed on him. As he settles down to work, media reports quote the Operations Manager as having remarked that: “I look forward to working with our dedicated teams to deliver exceptional service and ensure smooth operations while prioritising the safety and comfort of our passengers”.

Meanwhile, the General Manager Cameroon of Brussels Airlines, Younes Louahrani, is quoted as having saluted the choice of Daheru as Operations Manager. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Daheru Mamman in his new role as Cameroon’s Operations Manager. With his leadership and experience, we are confident that we will continue to enhance our service offering and strengthen our position as a leading airline in Cameroon,” Louahrani is said to have underscored. 

His work will also entail among others overseeing operations, boosting passenger satisfaction, introducing innovations, managing staff and producing daily reports for hierarchy.

Daheru Mamman is also the President of the Airlines Operators Committee, AOC. AOC is an Airlines Association serving as interface between authorities and Airlines in Cameroon. He had also once served as Station Manager of SWISS Airlines in Douala.

This story was first published in The Guardian Post Edition No:3253 of Tuesday October 08, 2024