Amparo Moraleda, future présidente du conseil d’administration d’Airbus
空客集团在阿姆斯特丹举行的年度股东大会上宣布，其监事会主席即将更迭。现任主席勒内·奥伯曼在执掌近十年后，将于2026年10月1日卸任。他的继任者将是阿姆帕罗·莫拉莱达。
这一领导层变动正值空客面临严峻的工业与地缘政治挑战之际。莫拉莱达的任命标志着空客在关键时期选择了一位拥有深厚行业背景和国际化经验的新领导者。她目前是空客监事会成员，并曾在多家大型跨国企业担任要职。
此次平稳过渡的安排旨在确保公司战略的连续性，并为应对未来的行业挑战做好准备。空客董事会表示，相信莫拉莱达能够带领公司在复杂的全球环境中持续发展。
Airbus has announced a major leadership transition, with Amparo Moraleda set to become Chair of the Board of Directors, succeeding René Obermann on October 1, 2026. The decision was confirmed during the group's Annual General Meeting in Amsterdam.
René Obermann will step down after nearly a decade as Chairman. His tenure oversaw a period of significant expansion and complex challenges for the aerospace giant.
Amparo Moraleda, a current independent director on Airbus's board, brings extensive industrial and international experience to the role. A Spanish national, she has held senior positions at IBM and served as CEO of Iberdrola's engineering and construction subsidiary. Her appointment comes at a critical juncture for Airbus, which faces intense industrial pressures and a volatile geopolitical landscape.
The planned succession ensures a two-year transition period, providing continuity and stability for the company's strategic direction.
Après près de dix ans à la tête du conseil d’administration, René Obermann quittera ses fonctions le 1er octobre 2026. Il sera remplacé par Amparo Moraleda dans un contexte industriel et géopolitique pour le moins exigeant. Lors de son assemblée générale annuelle qui s’est tenue hier à Amsterdam, le groupe Airbus a annoncé le départ […]
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Airbus appoints Amparo Moraleda as future board chair, succeeding René Obermann in 2026, to navigate a demanding industrial and geopolitical landscape.
Airbus — European aerospace and defense corporation, headquartered in the Netherlands (legally) with major operations across Europe.
Monitor — Leadership transition at a major aerospace/defense leader could signal strategic shifts in a volatile geopolitical climate.