
Davesh Shukla has joined Edmonton International Airport (YEG) as Chief Technology Officer (CTO), taking on a new technology leadership mandate across the airport operations. In his new role, Shukla will oversee technology initiatives supporting Edmonton International Airport and will also be responsible for ZVL, marking a broader leadership role across two airports.
Shukla announced his new position through a LinkedIn post, sharing that he has started his new role as Chief Technology Officer at Edmonton International Airport (YEG). He also noted that his responsibilities will extend across two airports — YEG and ZVL.
As CTO, Shukla steps into a senior technology leadership position within the aviation sector, where digital infrastructure, technology operations and technology-enabled passenger and airport experiences are increasingly important to airport management.
His new mandate places him at the intersection of technology and airport operations, with responsibility spanning the technology environment supporting the two-airport portfolio. The role is expected to involve aligning technology capabilities with operational requirements and supporting the airports’ broader digital and technology priorities.
Shukla brings his technology leadership experience to the airport ecosystem at a time when airports globally are increasingly relying on digital platforms, connected infrastructure, data and technology-enabled operations to improve efficiency and passenger experiences.
The appointment also expands Shukla’s professional portfolio into airport technology leadership, with his role covering both Edmonton International Airport (YEG) and ZVL.
His announcement marks the beginning of a new leadership chapter as he takes responsibility for technology across the two-airport setup. The appointment positions Shukla to contribute to the continued development of technology capabilities and digital operations across the airports under his mandate.




