About

Graeme graduated Dublin Business School with a First Class Honours in Accounting & Finance and then completed his Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland training with Deloitte & Touche in Dublin. He then spent 5 years with Morgan Stanley in London in the Financial Control Department, looking after the main broker dealer in London. Following this he returned to Ireland to work for Quinn Group and spent ten years with them in a variety of roles including General Manager Quinn Plastics, Financial Controller Quinn Insurance, Group Treasurer and finally Group Financial Controller before joining Stobart Air as CFO in May 2015. Graeme was appointed Managing Director, Stobart Air in January 2017.

Andy commenced work in the airline industry in May 1977 with Loganair Limited. Initially employed in Operations and Commercial roles in oil related Charter work in Aberdeen he transferred to Glasgow in 1982 as Operations Manager. Having held various operations and commercial roles in the organisation he then transferred to British Regional Airlines in the Isle of Man prior to joining British International Helicopters in Aberdeen as Commercial Manager in 1996. Re-joining Loganair in 1998 as Head of Operations, he went onto hold the roles of Director Commercial Operations, with responsibility for Network Development, Revenue Management, Fares and Pricing; then Director Special Projects transitioning the company from a British Airways Franchisee to an established FlyBe Franchise Operator, prior to being appointed Chief Operating Officer in 2007. In 2011 Andy joined Hebridean Air Services as General Manager prior to joining Stobart Air in 2015. As Chief Operating Officer for Stobart Air, Andy is responsible for all areas of the operation of the company including Safety, Compliance Monitoring, Flight Operations, Engineering, Operations Control, Crew Control and Ground Operations.

Mick served with the Irish Air Corps as an aircraft mechanic between 1984 and 1989 prior to joining Qantas as a line engineer based in Sydney, Australia. He joined Ryanair in 1990 as a Line Engineer, becoming Shift Supervisor in 1992, Line Maintenance Controller in 1996 and A & B Check Manager in 2001. Mick then joined Stobart Air in 2005 as Line Maintenance Manager, becoming Director of Engineering in 2007. Mick is the current coordinator of the ATR Technical Directors Group which deals directly with ATR on technical issues on behalf of ATR operators worldwide.

Having started his flying career in 1990 with Aer Lingus Donal operated numerous aircraft types with Aer Lingus as a line FO and Captain.  He also held TRI/TRE status on the A320, and was involved in Training & LOFT design for the A320 during his career with EI.

In 2010 Donal relocated to Etihad Airways where he continued to fulfil a number of trainer and examiner roles on the Airbus, as well as further involvement in training and LOFT design, aircraft delivery and test flights.  He also fulfilled the role of Manager Line Standards with Etihad before taking up a secondment opportunity with Air Seychelles in May 2015.  During his time in the Seychelles Donal fulfilled the roles of Chief Instructor Airbus, Head of Flight Operations and General Manager Operations with Air Seychelles.

Donal took the decision to relocate back to Ireland upon finishing his tenure in the Seychelles, and he joined Stobart Air in October 2017 bringing over twenty years extensive flight operations management experience to the position of DFO.

With over 15 years in the company, Martin has extensive knowledge and broad experience in airline operations in areas such as Technical Services, Base Maintenance, Asset Management, Airworthiness Review Staff, and Compliance Monitoring (Operations) and Quality (Engineering and Maintenance). Martin has worked as key member in a number of projects during his career that include the introduction of a new aircraft type, development and monitoring of technical and operational standards and procedures, numerous aircraft and engine lease negotiations, aircraft delivery and re-delivery, airworthiness review and recommendations, as well as supporting and encouraging the continuous improvement of the organisation through his current role. He has previously performed composite research on the Canadair CRJ at Short Bros (Bombardier Aerospace) Belfast. Martin holds a Master of Science in Material Science and a Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Aeronautical Engineering from The Queens University Belfast. This education is further supplemented by a wealth of aviation industry specific training

Sandra’s first aviation role was with American Airlines as a Reservations Agent in 1996. She moved into the field of Human Resources in 1999 after joining TransAer as HR Administrator. Following further HR experience gained in roles in the recruitment & retail sectors, Sandra returned to the airline industry when she joined Stobart Air in 2001 as HR Officer. She has held the role of Human Resources Manager with Stobart Air since 2005. Sandra’s qualifications include a Degree in Personnel Management through National College of Ireland, an IBEC/DIT CPD Diploma in Industrial Relations and she has recently completed an MSc in HR Strategies through Dublin City University.

Extensive background in Ground Operations having previously worked as Station Manager for Aer Arann in Dublin. Alison relocated to Cork to take up the role of Airports Manager responsible for the day to day management of 12 stations including 2 bases. In this role Alison was responsible for managing relationships with the handling partners and ensuring compliance with required ground handling procedures relating to safety and security. Alison has been involved in special projects including rewriting the Stobart Air Ground Operations Manual with responsibility for preparing documentation for the IOSA audits, as well as partaking in the inspections. She completed a degree in Business Studies (Aviation and Transport) in 2014, as well as recently completing a Nominated Postholder (Eu-Ops) Ground Operations Course and ICAO Safety Management Systems Course.