Hogan, Rigney Leaving Etihad As Board Reviews Strategy
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Credit: Airbus
FRANKFURT—Etihad Aviation Group is undergoing a strategy review and will soon be under new management, after it announced the departure of CEO James Hogan and finance chief James Rigney in the second half of the year. The decision has been expected for months, and comes as the airline struggles with...
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