In November, Lufthansa Group announced that Brussels Airlines CEO Dieter Vranckx would move to Zurich to become CEO of its Swiss International Air Lines subsidiary on Jan. 1, 2021. Vranckx spoke with ATW's Kurt Hofmann about his time in Brussels, continuity during leadership changes, restructuring during the pandemic, its hub strategy and more. He will be succeeded at Brussels Airlines by Peter Gerber, who will move from his role as CEO of Lufthansa Cargo. Rush transcript: Kurt Hofmann: My name is Kurt Hofmann. I'm a correspondent for ATW. And today I have the great pleasure to talk to the CEO of Brussels Airlines, Dieter Vranckx. Good morning Dieter in Brussels. Nice talking to you. Dieter Vranckx: Good morning Kurt. Nice talking to you. How are you? Kurt Hofmann: Thanks. All good, busy times. And first I'd like to congratulate to your move to Swiss early next year. You will become the new CEO there. I think it's quite an honor to run such an very [...] interesting carrier, even in a difficult time.