Etihad CFO quits as carrier pursues turnaround plan


  • Business
  • Thursday, 18 Apr 2019

Frequent flyers of Etihad Airways will now be able to send the airline questions about their flights directly using WhatsApp while they're at Abu Dhabi International Airport. — AFP Relaxnew

DUBAI: Etihad Airways Group chief financial officer Mark Powers has stepped down after roughly a year in the job as the Abu Dhabi state-owned carrier overhauls its business after years of heavy losses.

Powers, who joined in January 2018, resigned for personal reasons and has decided to return to the United States, Etihad said in a statement confirming an earlier Reuters report.

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