Steven Polmans boasts a long career in the world of aviation. For 15 years, he held management positions, both operational and commercial, in the airline handling industry at various airports and in a variety of sectors: from catering, cleaning, ramp handling to cargo.
On October 1, 2010, he joined The Brussels Airport Company as Cargo Marketing Manager. His main job as key account manager was to assist airline customers in their operations at Brussels Airport and to explore business development opportunities with new carriers looking to start up operations at Brussels Airport.
On February 1st, 2012, Steven was appointed Head of Cargo at Brussels Airport. In this position, he is responsible for the implementation of the strategic plan for the Brussels Airport cargo business unit. He leads the overall cargo team and heads the different projects to further strengthen Brucargo into Europe’s most efficient cargo airport. He is also in charge of maintaining the relations with the different cargo stakeholders, in close cooperation with the cargo management team.
Johan Leunen initiated his career at the airport in 2000. Over a period of 10 years, Johan built experience and earned his credentials in the cargo handling industry. He first started working in the operations before moving to Customer Support and, later on, holding the function of Sales Manager.
Johan also enriched his career as Business and Market Development Manager in the Forwarding Industry.
On May 1st, 2012, Johan joined The Brussels Airport Company as Cargo Marketing Manager. Johan’s main responsibilities include offering operational support to the cargo airlines and assisting in their development at Brussels Airport. Furthermore, he also plays a key role in attracting new carriers to Brussels Airport.
Marc Bogaerts has been working in aviation since more than 27 years, with experience in both handling (operations, IT) and airport related matters. Marc is Chairman of the 100’ Cargo Airport Committee and Chairman of the Brucargo Customs Taskforce.
Marc's main responsibilities are Operational airfreight issues (Normal handling procedures; Special handling and aircraft procedures), Customs procedures issues and inter-operator airfreight communications and data exchange.
Piet Demunter started his career at The Brussels Airport Company as Senior Project Manager Business development, before moving to the position of Head of Cargo. Piet currently holds the position of Head of Airport Development. In this job, he and his team are in charge of the implementation of the airport’s master plan, the airport’s mobility strategy and the realisation of large airport projects.






