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James Hogan, who is being criticized, will leave the company on 1 July 2017. He is replaced by Ray Gammell, who currently holds the position of Chief People & Performance Officer. This was announced by the airline from Abu Dhabi.
A spokeswoman for the company also stated that Austrian Aviation Net is "a step closer to the decision." The departure of James Hogan was a joint decision with the board of directors of Etihad Airways. "
James Hogan pursued a purchasing policy as an Etihad company chief, with the Gulf Carrier taking part in the most heavily deficient airlines such as Air Berlin, Alitalia, Air Serbia (formerly JAT), Jet Airways, Air Seychelles and Darwin Airline. In particular Air Berlin and Alitalia cost a lot of money because of horrendous losses and were only partly saved by means of Etihad grants, in each case in a three-digit million-euro-million-height, before grounding.
The position of the CFO is also being filled, as the Golfcarrier explained. James Rigney is replaced and replaced by Ricky Thirion.
However, the position of the Group CEO is not to be permanently covered by Ray Gammell, because Etihad Airways is looking for a successor. Christoph Müller, formerly Aer Lingus and Malaysia Airlines, has acted in the rumors.