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IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers Resigns, Effective Immediately

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The CEO of India’s largest airline has just announced his resignation, in a development that I imagine is related to the carrier’s meltdown several weeks back…

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(@Ranjit)
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He is Joining American. You will get notification about his appointment shortly ✨


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 VS
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He is forced out. Bhatia (the interim CEO, Managing Director and one of the founders), in his message to the employees said that "what happened in December should never have happened".


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(@George Romey)
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Usually, some kind of meltdown or personal behavior.


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He was probably found in the Trump files.*

*Formerly known as the Epstein files


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 1990
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Meanwhile, Ed Bastian gets $100 million in Delta stock as an ‘incentive’… sorry those fares are going up…


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 1990
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Why not defame and speculate more hyperbolically…


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Future IATA president, to replace Willie Walsh who is going to retire this year


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The TDS is strong with this one.


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Wow, imagine that. An executive who actually takes responsibility for things that happen under his watch.

Maybe he should take a job with a US airline. They'd have probably given him a $100mil bonus because "they can't afford to lose such a talent!" while blaming the frontline employees and cutting their salaries.

Good on him for taking that responsibility, if it was his decision. And if it wasn't, then good on the company's board for doing its job and firing an executive when they fail at their jobs.


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