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Introduction Company profile and strategyService portfolio Communication and social responsibilityq Company profilep Company strategyp Expansion of Munich Airportp Landside access master planCompany profile) www.munich-airport.com/portraitFMG corporate structure and overviewMunich Airport is operated by Flughafen MünchenGmbH (FMG), a company headquartered in Munichand initially formed in 1949. Since 1973, the companyhas been co-owned by the Free State of Bavaria(51 percent), the Federal Republic of Germany(26 percent), and the City of Munich (23 percent).The FMG Group of companies has a workforce ofroughly 7,000 people. With the exception of consultingserv ices provided to other international airports,the Group’s activities are confined to Munich Airport.Structurally, FMG is organized around three types ofdivisions: There are five central divisions, which performoverarching management and control tasks, fourbusiness divisions, which operate independently withintheir respective markets, and five support divisions,which provide a range of specialized services to theGroup as a whole. A number of changes have beenmade to this structure, effective January 1, 2011.The FMG Group now has two new business divisionsalongside Aviation and Corporate Real Estate Managementand Development: AeroGround (formerly,Ground Handling) and Consumer Activities (basedon what was previously Retail and Services and nowincludes the Center Management subdivision and theAdvertising and Media/Marketing subdivision). Thefive central divisions are Finance and Controlling;Corporate Development and Environment; HumanResources; Corporate Communications; and, as ofthe start of 2011, Legal Affairs and Compliance (for -merly, Legal Affairs and Security). There were nochanges among FMG’s support divisions. These compriseCorporate Services; Information Technology;Planning and Construction; Engineering and Facilities;and Security. Following a round of reorganization, theTerminal 2 division no longer exists in its old form.The graphic shows Flughafen München GmbH’s organizationalstructure and governing bodies.Supervisory boardShareholders(8 representatives)Labor unions(2 representatives)Executive employees(1 representative)Employees(5 representatives)Shareholders (8 representatives)Employees (8 representatives)Executive boardPresident and Chief Executive Officer,Personnel Industrial Relations DirectorVice President and Chief Financial Officer,Chief Infrastructure OfficerDivisionsBusiness divisionsSupport divisionsCentral divisionsExecutive support offices- AeroGround- Aviation- Consumer Activities- Corporate Real Estate Managementand Development- Corporate Services- Information Technology- Planning and Construction- Security- Engineering and Facilities- Finance and Controlling- Corporate Developmentand Environment- Human Resources- Legal Affairs and Compliance- Corporate Communications- Corporate InvestmentManagement- International Business- Special Legal Affairs- Assistant to the ExecutiveBoard- Government Affairs- Regional Liaison Officer26
Workforce and work environmentEnvironmental and climate protectionFinancial reviewSustainable developmentAviationOur Aviation division’s primary role is to ensure thesafe and orderly handling of air traffic within thebounds of Munich Airport. Its areas of responsibilityinclude the runway system, apron areas, terminal andpassenger services, and central infrastructure; its remitalso extends to running the airport’s fire service,processing aviation data, preparing traffic forecasts,marketing the airport, developing traffic, managing theairport’s lounge and service center operations, andconducting international consulting projects.Corporate Real Estate Management andDevelopmentOur Corporate Real Estate Management and Developmentdivision’s activities essentially comprisedeveloping, marketing and managing company-ownedbuildings and other facilities in accordance with marketneeds. Besides the airport’s own infrastructure, thereal estate under management by the division includesbuildings outside the ) airport campus, plots of landacquired to enable future expansion, and compensatorymitigation sites created to restore the ecologicalbalance.AeroGround Flughafen München GmbHAeroGround Flughafen München GmbH is a whollyowned Flughafen München GmbH subsidiary. Togetherwith its sister companies aerogate and Cargogate,it provides a comprehensive range of landside and air -side services for aviation. These include aircraft loadingand unloading, baggage and cargo handling, passengerand crew transports, landside handling (providedby aerogate) and cargo handling (provided by Cargogate).AeroGround collaborates closely with aerogateand Cargogate to operate as a full-service provider,offering customers tailored service packages from asingle source.Consumer ActivitiesConsumer Activities is responsible for planning andmanaging Munich Airport’s entire consumer business.Its activities include developing, marketing and managingretail, hospitality and advertising in line withconsumer demand. One of the division’s units is Park -ing and Services, which operates a wide range ofairport parking facilities and develops and deliversinnovative, value-added products and services forcustomers.) Glossary27
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