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Etihad Airways: Chief Financial Officer Mark Powers resigns

New problems for the carrier?

For Etihad Airways there are not only problems related to the economic situation, since yesterday the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Mark Powers resigned after about a year of work in the Abu Dhabi carrier. A decision officially made for family reasons and will be replaced -at the same time- by Adam Boukadida, while in the meantime the airline management will start searching for a profile similar to...

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Abu Dhabi, UAE, 04/16/2019 12:56
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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