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Auckland Airport bosses believe air travel will recover quickly from the pandemic, but outgoing chief executive Adrian Littlewood has told shareholders travel may change over time in terms of sustainability.

Carrie Hurihanganui rose through the ranks of Air New Zealand where she started as an international cabin crew member more than 22 years ago.

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He's been in the job for nearly nine years.

Chair Patrick Strange says search is on for internal or external successor.

Covid-19 up-ended the airport’s multi-billion dollar airport infrastructure development plan, he said. But it had started on an ambitious recovery programme including a reset of its 30-year master plan and starting on its eight anchor projects and hundreds of enabling projects, he said. “Our commercial property and retail businesses are also stand-outs, going from strength to strength and are now recognised as sector leaders among their peers.” The NZX-listed company is forecasting ...

Auckland Airport CEO Adrian Littlewood resigns after sudden, highly disruptive Covid impact 19 May, 2021 09:23 PM 3 minutes to read Auckland Airport CEO Adrian Littlewood is leaving his role after nine years. Photo / File NZ Herald Auckland International Airport chief executive Adrian Littlewood intends to step down toward the end of this year almost a decade after taking on the role. Chairman Patrick Strange praised Littlewoods contribution over a tough period at the business, especially in th...

Fran OSullivan: Covid reveals too many empty chairs 7 May, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read OPINION: Rob Campbell has fired a serve at company chairs and directors who refused to sign a joint letter to the Government calling for greater transparency on Covid, saying they were "protecting their own arses and doing a major disservice to their communities." Campbell — who chairs SkyCity, Tourism Holdings and Summerset — was among five listed company chairs who went public in ...