Closer trade ties between UAE and China boost air cargo demand
Freighter capacity on routes between the UAE and China is being ramped up, following initiatives ...
So pre-Christmas press reports are true: James Hogan, the authoritarian chief of Etihad, is set to leave in the second half of 2017. He takes CFO James Rigney with him to an unnamed investment company.
The move comes following concern over the carrier’s strategy and investments in Europe, in particular at Air Berlin and Alitalia. Job losses are expected at the Abu Dhabi carrier. You can read the carrier’s press statement here.
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KEVIN MONTEATH
January 24, 2017 at 4:00 pmWhen you have the cash flow in abundance to acquire, stop to think what will be the repercussion backlash? Should have done more for the carrier with what’s available.
It was a wrong move from inception! Time to move on.