A trusted source of Asia-Pacific commercial aviation news and analysis


JULY 2012

People

Air NZ announces Fyfe's successor

next article »

« previous article


by ORIENT AVIATION 

July 1st 2012

Print Friendly

Air New Zealand’s head of long-haul operations, Christopher Luxon, is to take over as the airline’s CEO when Rob Fyfe leaves the airline in December.  Read More »

Luxon’s rapid rise follows the pattern of his soon-to-be predecessor. Fyfe had never worked in an airline until he joined the carrier as chief information officer in 2003. He took over from chief executive Ralph Norris in 2005.

New Zealander Luxon had held senior positions at Unilever in Australia, North America and Asia, before he joined the Auckland-based carrier 14 months ago.

Said Air NZ chairman, John Palmer: “Christopher has world class strategic, commercial, leadership and stakeholder management capabilities spread across multiple markets. These have been highly evident to the board since he has been with the company. We have seen him affect positive commercial outcomes in our toughest operating division.”

next article »

« previous article






Response(s).

SPEAK YOUR MIND

Your email address will not be published. All fields are required.

* double click image to change