INTERVIEW - «Ich verstehe die Sorgen um die Swiss. Aber manchmal kommen sie mir vor wie Phantomschmerzen»
Fünf Jahre lang präsidierte Johannes Teyssen den Stromkonzern Alpiq, nun führt er den Aufsichtsrat der Lufthansa. Schweizer Alleingänge seien eine Illusion, sagt er im Gespräch – ob in der Energieversorgung oder in der Luftfahrt.
Johannes Teyssen, who has recently stepped down from his role as president of Swiss energy company Alpiq, speaks about his new position as chairman of the Lufthansa supervisory board. He acknowledges the complex nature of the Swiss and expresses his connection to the airline, despite the challenges it faces. Teyssen believes that the Swiss is an integral part of Europe's transportation infrastructure and emphasizes the importance of preserving its position.
He also highlights the need for the group to address its weaknesses and work together to improve performance.
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