BROWNSVILLE, TX – The City of Brownsville has named Angel Ramos, A.A.E.,
Airport Director for the Brownsville/South-Padre International Airport (BRO). In
this position, he will manage and direct all functions of the airport, including
operations, maintenance and security and the airport’s budget and capital
improvement program. He began his new role on February 20, 2024.
Mr. Ramos brings a strong aviation leadership background to this position. Most
recently, he was President of North Haven Consulting, providing a wide array of
airport advisory services. Previously, he was Vice President – Planning and
Development at CVG Airport Authority where he led a team of 22 staff members
responsible for Planning, Design, Construction and Environmental activities and
overseeing significant projects, including the Terminal Modernization Program.
Mr. Ramos has also held the positions of Senior Project Manager – Aviation with
AECOM; Assistant Airport Director of Planning & Engineering with St. Louis Lambert International Airport; and
Airport Engineer with Spirt of St. Louis Airport.
“I am thrilled to join the team at the Brownsville/South Padre Island International Airport and the City of
Brownsville,” said Mr. Ramos.
“The airport serves as a gateway to the diverse offerings of the Rio Grande Valley
region. From cultural and historical richness to innovation and recreational opportunities, the airport's untapped
potential holds the promise of exceeding expectations. I eagerly look forward to contributing to the team that will
further transform the airport into a world-class facility for the community.”
Mr. Ramos earned a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Puerto Rico and went on to
receive a master’s degree in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University. He is an Accredited Airport
Executive (A.A.E.) with the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) and an International Airport
Professional (IAP) with the Airports Council International – North America. He is also a Professional Engineer
(P.E.).
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