Manchester Mourns Visionary Leader Sir Howard Bernstein

Manchester has lost a visionary leader in Sir Howard Bernstein, who championed the importance of international connectivity for the regional economy. Sir Howard’s unwavering belief in the power of global connections drove his dedication to the growth and development of Manchester Airport. He recognized the critical role it played in attracting global businesses, driving exports, and welcoming visitors, students, and investors.

Sir Howard’s tireless efforts to secure direct routes to destinations worldwide significantly enhanced Manchester’s global reach and economic prospects. His leadership and foresight transformed Manchester Airport into a thriving hub, connecting the region to the world and unlocking new opportunities for growth.

Throughout his tenure, Sir Howard forged strong professional relationships with colleagues at MAG (Manchester Airports Group), leaving a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of working with him. His unwavering commitment to building a thriving future for Manchester left an indelible mark on the city’s landscape.

Today, colleagues and friends mourn the loss of a leader whose dedication and vision shaped Manchester’s growth and prosperity. Sir Howard’s legacy serves as a powerful reminder of the crucial work ahead to maintain Manchester’s position as a vibrant hub of global connectivity and economic opportunity. His memory will endure through the continued development and success of the region he cared for deeply.

Manchester Airports Group Chair Charlie Cornish expressed his deepest condolences, stating, “Everyone at MAG is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Sir Howard Bernstein. Sir Howard was a visionary leader, who had a pivotal role in the development and growth of Manchester Airport – recognising the importance of global connectivity to the economic, social and cultural success of the city. Manchester would not be the city it is today without his leadership and our thoughts are with the friends and family of Sir Howard at this sad time.”

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