Auckland Airport CEO resigns
He's been in the job for nearly nine years.
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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 a full year loss of up to $55 million for the year to June 30. Its interim profit of $28m in the si...
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 Littlewood's contribution over a tough period at the business, especially in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, which hammered the company's core business. "From his appoint...
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