- With more than 30 years of experience in the sector.
- He will oversee the area that will promote a new form of more sustainable, efficient, and safe transport
Ferrovial Airports has appointed Kevin Cox Chief Executive Officer of its vertiports business. With more than thirty years’ experience in the aviation sector, Cox will lead this new business area that will focus on the development of vertiport networks for the take-off, landing, operation, and maintenance of passenger services of electrical jet aircraft.
Cox has served in executive leadership positions at some of the largest and most complex organizations, including one of the busiest airports in the world—DFW International Airport; the world’s largest Airline—American Airlines; Signature Aviation an FBO Network, and EPIC Aviation.
Cox has served in executive leadership positions at some of the largest and most complex organizations, including one of the busiest airports in the world—DFW International Airport; one of the world’s largest Airline—American Airlines; Signature Aviation and FBO Network.
He received his B.A in Accounting from Oklahoma State University and is Juris Doctor from Southern Methodist University.
“Kevin’s brings a wealth of experience and in-depth knowledge of one of the most competitive aviation markets. He will be instrumental in our ambitions to be a leader in providing high speed, affordable, emissions-free travel to millions of people, now, and it the future. I am delighted to have him in the team” said Luke Bugeja, CEO of Ferrovial Airports.
“I am honored to become part of the Ferrovial team and excited to lead the Vertiports business for this visionary company. The ability to quickly and seamlessly travel to and from a Ferrovial Vertiport in an electric aircraft will forever change the urban transportation, and the Ferrovial team is on the forefront of this transformation” said Kevin Cox, CEO of Ferrovial Vertiports.
Vertiports are essential infrastructure for landing, recharging, and taking off with passengers of all-electric, vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) jet aircraft. These intermodal centers, which are integrated into the city and adapted to the surroundingenvironment, reduce noise impact, allow zero operating emissions and improve energy efficiency through innovative design.
The company has already announced that it will develop a network of more than ten vertiports across state of Florida, in the United States and a network of twenty-five vertiports across the United Kingdom. It is currently studying other markets in the United States and around the globe which will likely benefit from a more sustainable and efficient mode of urban transportation.
