Jettainer strengthens operations with new COO

Moritz Köhler of Jettainer, Image: Courtesy of Jettainer

Jettainer has appointed Moritz Köhler as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective July 2026. The experienced air cargo executive takes over responsibility for the company’s newly restructured Operations division, where he will drive the further development of Jettainer’s global operational network.

Köhler joins from Lufthansa Cargo, bringing almost two decades of industry experience in commercial management, market development, and digital transformation. Most recently, he led the implementation of the IATA ONE Record data standard.

In his new role, Köhler will oversee Jettainer’s strategic ULD fleet management, its global network of ULD Control Desks and repair partners, and the continued digitalization of operational processes. His priorities include improving fleet availability through data-driven decision-making, strengthening operational resilience, and further enhancing service quality for customers worldwide.

Jettainer CEO Dr. Jan-Wilhelm Breithaupt said Köhler’s combination of airline expertise, operational excellence, and digital know-how will play an important role in supporting the company’s long-term growth strategy.

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