Air Astana has announced that Peter Foster, its long-serving Chief Executive Officer, will retire from the position and from the company’s Board of Directors at the end of March 2026. Following his retirement, Foster will continue to contribute to the airline’s future as Senior Advisor to the Board of Directors, maintaining a strategic connection with the group he helped transform into one…
Fiji Airways has confirmed that its Managing Director and CEO, Andre Viljoen, will be stepping down later in 2025 to take over as the Chief Executive Officer of Air Mauritius. This leadership transition marks a significant development for both carriers as they continue post-pandemic recovery efforts and strategic realignment.
Spirit Airlines, the U.S.-based ultra-low-cost carrier, has announced that CEO Ted Christie is stepping down from his role. While a formal search is underway for his successor, the company has established an interim office of the CEO to manage day-to-day operations and executive oversight.
airBaltic, the flag carrier of Latvia, has announced a major leadership change as CEO Martin Gauss stepped down from his position following a decision made at the company’s regular Shareholders’ Meeting. Pauls Calitis, currently serving as Chief Operating Officer (COO) and a Management Board Member, has been appointed as Interim CEO.
AVITAS, a leading U.S.-based aviation consultancy and valuation firm, has announced a major executive leadership transition with the retirement of President & CEO John Vitale. While stepping down from day-to-day operations, Vitale will remain actively involved as Senior Advisor and Member of the Board, ensuring continuity in leadership and strategic guidance.
SAESL (Singapore Aero Engine Services Limited) has announced that CEO Simon Middlebrough will step down from his position in July 2025. He will be succeeded by Chris Pattinson, who is set to assume the role and lead the company into its next phase of development.
T’way Air (South Korea) CEO Jeong Hong-geun has stepped down after failing to secure a fourth consecutive term, following the airline’s acquisition by Daemyung Sono Group. This leadership transition marks a significant shift for the South Korean low-cost carrier, which is now under new ownership.
Werner Aero, a leading aviation services company based in the United States, has announced that its founder, president, and CEO, Mike Cazaz, will retire at the end of December 2024, marking the culmination of an impressive 32-year tenure. Under his leadership, Werner Aero evolved into a key player in the global aviation market, known for its innovative approaches to asset…
