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Clay Sun becomes new president of Taiwan's EVA Air
EVA Airways Corporation's passenger management division executive vice president Clay Sun has taken over the role of president from Dereck Chen who retired from the company on January 1.
Mr Sun, who is based in Taipei, Taiwan, started his career with Evergreen Group in 1986 and joined EVA in 1991, the year the airline started operations. He brings extensive experience in both air cargo and passenger services to the role, reported Travel Pulse, Westhampton New Jersey.
The 54-year-old executive's first Evergreen Group assignment was at Evergreen Marine Corporation in business and corporate planning.
After he transferred to EVA, he developed his air transport capabilities through a number of roles with steadily increasing responsibilities in personnel, corporate planning, cargo management and passenger management.
At the same time, he gained global expertise and insights in the international aviation industry with posts to these EVA departments in the United States, Europe and mainland China.
Mr Sun, who is based in Taipei, Taiwan, started his career with Evergreen Group in 1986 and joined EVA in 1991, the year the airline started operations. He brings extensive experience in both air cargo and passenger services to the role, reported Travel Pulse, Westhampton New Jersey.
The 54-year-old executive's first Evergreen Group assignment was at Evergreen Marine Corporation in business and corporate planning.
After he transferred to EVA, he developed his air transport capabilities through a number of roles with steadily increasing responsibilities in personnel, corporate planning, cargo management and passenger management.
At the same time, he gained global expertise and insights in the international aviation industry with posts to these EVA departments in the United States, Europe and mainland China.
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