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Kenya Airways Director James Kabeberi Resigns

Kenya Airways has announced the resignation of James David Kabeberi from his role as a director. Kabeberi also served as the Chairman of the Board Audit and Risk Committee, a critical position overseeing the airline’s governance and financial risk management. His departure marks a significant change in Kenya Airways’ leadership, as Kabeberi brought extensive experience in corporate governance and…

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ORIX Promotes James Meyler and Appoints John O’Donoghue

ORIX Corporation (Japan) has announced significant leadership changes within its aviation group, highlighting its focus on strengthening its global executive team. James Meyler, currently serving as CEO of ORIX Aviation (Ireland) Group, has been promoted to the role of Group Executive, ORIX, Japan, while retaining his CEO position. This strategic move underscores the corporation’s confidence in Meyler’s leadership and…

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Paul Martins Resigns as Director of Global Crossing Airlines

Global Crossing Airlines Group (US) has announced a key leadership change with the resignation of Paul Martinsfrom his role as a Director of the Company. This development signifies a shift in the airline’s governance and comes as the company continues to navigate its growth and strategic initiatives in the competitive aviation sector.

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Air India COO Klaus Goersch to Be Succeeded by Basil Kwak

Air India has announced a leadership transition as Klaus Goersch, the airline’s Chief Operating Officer (COO), will step down in January 2025. Klaus will assume the role of Executive Vice President (EVP) and COO at Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings (US). His successor will be Basil Kwak, a senior executive from Vistara, marking another significant personnel movement within the Tata Group’s aviation ventures.

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LOT Polish Airlines CEO Michal Fijol Reportedly Dismissed

Michal Fijol, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines, has reportedly been dismissed from his position following structural changes within the airline’s parent company, the Polish Aviation Group (PGL). The development comes after PGL was transferred to the Ministry of Infrastructure, signaling a potential shift in the strategic oversight of the group.