Ajay Barolia appointed Swissport Exec. VP Cargo for North America

Swissport has appointed Ajay Barolia as Executive Vice President Cargo for North America, where he will lead the company’s regional cargo operations and report to CEO Nelson Camacho. Barolia, who joined Swissport in June 2024 as Senior Vice President, has already made a strong impact, and his new role reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening leadership and enhancing service standards across the region.

Swissport appoints Ajay Barolia as Exec. VP Cargo North America. Image: Swissport

Barolia brings over 30 years of industry experience with him and is particularly respected for his expertise in global cargo operations, logistics optimization, and adherence to international standards. His background spans operational management, innovation-driven digital transformation, and raising benchmarks in quality, health, safety, and environmental performance. These skills are central to Swissport’s strategy of advancing next-generation cargo handling while prioritizing customer satisfaction.

Barolia will be supported commercially by Peter Weir, SVP Commercial Cargo North America, and a regional leadership team of four Vice Presidents covering East, West, Express, and Canada. Together, they oversee sales, operations, and QHSE functions, ensuring Swissport delivers customized solutions to diverse clients. His appointment underscores Swissport’s dedication to placing experienced leaders in key markets. Barolia’s focus will be on modernization, sustainable growth, and driving innovation while maintaining a safety-first culture.

Ajay Barolia revealed: “In the long term, I envision Swissport becoming synonymous with digital, green, and resilient cargo operations, leveraging technology and automation to deliver unmatched reliability for our airline customers and freight partners. I’m privileged to lead Swissport Cargo and work alongside a world-class team driven by professionalism, innovation, and a shared dedication to sustainable growth. Our priority over the next 12 months will be to expand our footprint through joint ventures and strategic acquisitions, while investing in CAPEX to modernize and automate our key gateways.”

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