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Top official quits Jet Airways
Top Jet Airways\' officer Subodh Karnik has quit the airline, becoming the latest in a spate of resignations from the premier private carrier after Gulf-based Etihad Airways picked up 24 per cent stake in it.
New Delhi: Top Jet Airways' officer Subodh Karnik has quit the airline, becoming the latest in a spate of resignations from the premier private carrier after Gulf-based Etihad Airways picked up 24 per cent stake in it.
Karnik was appointed Chief Operating Officer-designate, pending regulatory clearances, only in July this year.
While a spokesperson for the airline said Karnik left Jet for "family reasons", there have been several other high- profile exits over the past few months. They include two CEOs Nikos Kardassis and Gary K Toomey, Chief Commercial Officer Sudheer Raghavan, Chief Financial Officer Ravishankar Gopalakrishnan and Vice President (Investor Relations) K G Vishwanath, after Jet and Abu Dhabi- based Etihad struck the deal in November last year. "Subodh Karnik, Chief Operating Officer (Designate) will be leaving Jet Airways for family reasons and is returning to Atlanta to be closer to his wife and children who were unable to move to India," a Jet spokesperson said here.
"He will continue to work with Jet Airways in an advisory capacity on key strategic initiatives," she added.
