Lotito joined Trans World Airlines (TWA) in 1946 as a meteorologist.
In  1947, Lotito and his wife were relocated to Shannon, Ireland after being requested by the Irish Government.
Due to his familiarity with the North Atlantic weather, Lotito was reassigned as Squadron Consultant to the Hemispheric Weather Center in Ruislip, England.
In 1953 Lotito returned to TWA as station and district transport manager in both Rome as well as London.
It was here that he was decorated by the Italian Government with a knighthood for his work with the Italian Meteorological Service.
In 1968, Lotito was named Chairman of Heathrow Airport Operators' Committee (AOC).
At that time, the London group, with 61 member airlines, was the largest and oldest AOC in the world.
Lotito joined Trans World Airlines (TWA) in 1946 as a meteorologist. In  1947, Lotito and his wife were relocated to Shannon, Ireland after being requested by the Irish Government. Due to his familiarity with the North Atlantic weather, Lotito was reassigned as Squadron Consultant to the Hemispheric Weather Center in Ruislip, England. In 1953 Lotito returned to TWA as station and district transport manager in both Rome as well as London. It was here that he was decorated by the Italian Government with a knighthood for his work with the Italian Meteorological Service. In 1968, Lotito was named Chairman of Heathrow Airport Operators' Committee (AOC). At that time, the London group, with 61 member airlines, was the largest and oldest AOC in the world.
Lawrence Lotito