Articles tagged “execs”

Will United's CEO be able to take advantage of the goodwill pointing in his direction?

No-frills extends to golden parachutes on this low-cost carrier. For Baldanza’s next CEO gig, he should either bankrupt a legacy carrier or get involved in a state-wide corruption probe and he can walk away with much, much more.

Looking forward to a return to normal in United's executive suite. And by "normal" we mean the type of leadership Munoz showed off in his short time there.

We hope to see Munoz back in action soon.

No doubt 'haters' will keep hating Spirit, but there was lots to love about Baldanza. We're a bit flummoxed by today's announcement, but that's aviation for you. Fornaro has big shoes to fill.

As another U.S. election season heats up in 2016, it's important to mark the ways in which travel industry money will affect both election outcomes and future regulation.

Innovation is a continual process, which makes the job of a CIO one that is constantly evolving to meet consumers' expectations. To do that successfully, today's CIO needs not just technical know-how but also strong business acumen and communication skills to help businesses realize their goals.

25 Moments that Mattered in 2015: To make our selection of 25 moments, we thought back to the stories that drove reader engagement and sparked discussion among both travel experts and the general public. Some stories were quick blips that represented bigger things while others were narratives that built slowly through out the year. Each one, though, spoke to where we are right now when it comes to the big business of global travel.

Nothing like a six-month stint as CEO to improve your prospects at a new gig.

Aron's job was to find an alternative to the status quo at Starwood, which he did. And with Marriott soon to take over, he moved on wisely.