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Etihad Airways Chief Revenue Officer Resigns

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Etihad Airways Chief Revenue and Commercial Officer Arik De resigned with immediate effect, concluding his nearly five-year tenure at the airline. De announced his departure through a LinkedIn post. The airline has not released an official statement regarding his exit or announced a replacement.

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De's tenure included overseeing the carrier's commercial strategy and revenue growth, during which he noted the airline's revenue increased from $3 billion to nearly $10 billion. The departure of a senior commercial officer at a major international carrier could impact the execution of the airline's commercial strategy.

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  • Etihad AirwaysThe airline from which the Chief Revenue Officer resigned

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