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Samantha Wishart-Mizsei promoted at Landmark Aviation Luton

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Tatjana Obrazcova

Samantha Wishart-Mizsei has been promoted to general manager of Landmark Aviation’s FBO facility at London-Luton Airport. She was formerly the location’s assistant general manager.

Cy Farmer, vice president of Landmark Aviation said: “Samantha has been a dedicated member of our leadership team in Luton, and I’m happy to announce her promotion to General Manager. Her industry insights and strong customer relationships have been invaluable to this location, and I am confident that the location will continue to flourish under her leadership.”

Samantha has over 12 years of experience in aviation and is an alumna of the University of Roehampton in London. She was the station manager for RSS Jet Centre at Luton before RSS was acquired by Landmark Aviation in April 2014.

Landmark Aviation is headquartered in Houston, Texas, the company operates a network of fixed base operations located throughout the US, Canada and Western Europe.





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