Etihad Cargo: Enhancing connectivity and capacity through partnerships
Etihad Cargo is making significant strides in improving customer service, boosting capacity, and expanding its ...
By Alex Lennane
A set of major shake-ups in the Middle East is expected to see key executives quit carriers and airports.
Martin Drew, SVP global sales & cargo for Etihad (EY), (pictured) is set to leave the airline after 17 years – albeit with a brief break mid-way at Jet Airways.
Meanwhile, Guillaume Halleux, chief cargo officer for Qatar Airways (QR), is also thought to be leaving, according to local sources.
QR Cargo has recently seen an exodus of management in North America, with Ian ...
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