Future of
transportation
I am often recognized as an authority on the future of transport. With more than 20 years of experience in the aviation industry, I have amassed a considerable amount of knowledge.
My passion lies in moving people and things in ways that are safe, fast, cost-effective, and sustainable.
In my most recent role as Partner at Oliver Wyman, I was deeply involved in driving change and staying ahead of emerging trends within the transport industry. My experience in the sector has made me acutely aware of the services and technologies that will be necessary in the future to accommodate a growing and increasingly global population.
The analysis I led at Oliver Wyman projected a significant growth in the global commercial aviation fleet. By 2033, it’s expected to expand by 33%, reaching over 36,000 aircraft. This anticipated increase in travel demand underscores the importance of enhancing airports and their services to be more efficient.
My focus remains on collaborating with teams to reimagine the future of transportation. At Oliver Wyman, we were particularly interested in the trends that will shape the aviation industry over the next 30 years. Our report pinpoints five key megatrends: achieving net zero emissions, technological innovation, intermodal connectivity, evolving workforce dynamics, and revolutionizing the passenger experience. And our toolkit lays out a framework for financing airports on a path to decarbonisation.
Our goal with our reports was to assist airport leaders, regulators, and other decision-makers. By identifying both trends and challenges, as well as opportunities, the aim is to guide them in prioritizing investments in innovations that will support sustained industry growth in the decades to come.
With my background in engineering and my experience in global logistics, my dedication to improving transport’s future is fueled by a continuous desire to learn and contribute to a better, more sustainable future for the industry.
