Fred Lam, head of trade development council, to be Airport Authority chief executive
Trade Development Council executive director Fred Lam Tin-fuk has been appointed the next chief executive of the Airport Authority.

Trade Development Council executive director Fred Lam Tin-fuk has been appointed the next chief executive of the Airport Authority, where he is expected to be reunited with his present boss, Jack So Chak-kwong, who will become chairman in a year.
Lam, 56, will replace Stanley Hui Hon-chung, who will leave on July 14 - seven months before his contract was to have ended. Executive director Ng Chi-kee will serve as acting chief executive until Lam takes over in October.
Yesterday's announcement came amid a controversial high-level reshuffle at the authority after the early exit of its chairman, Marvin Cheung Kin-tung.
Cheung left after a high-profile row with authority member Vincent Lo Hong-sui, who succeeded him as its chairman, over the use of a site at the northern end of the airport.
Lo, chairman of developer Shui On Group, is regarded as a supporter of Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying.
He was made authority chairman this month but will serve only one year and then swap jobs with So, the Trade Development Council chairman.