José Eduardo Moreira is the new TAP operational administrator
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José Eduardo Moreira is the new TAP operational administrator

Correio da Manhã28 August 2026 at 17:31

José Eduardo Moreira was appointed new TAP administrator, taking operational charge of the Portuguese airline.

Moreira has worked at TAP since 1998, accumulating almost three decades of experience at the company.

Currently, José Eduardo Moreira holds the position of director-general of maintenance and engineering at TAP.

His appointment comes at a time of changes in the management structure of the airline.

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