Jet Airways says its VP-operations Sudhir Gaur has quit
The Hindu
The grounded airline in a regulatory filing clarified that Sudhir Gaur was not the interim CEO of the company.
Jet Airways on Wednesday said its VP-operations, Sudhir Gaur, who was designated as the airline's 'accountable manager', has quit the company.
The grounded airline, which is expected to resume operations this year under its new promoters Murari Lal Jalan-Kalrock consortium, in a regulatory filing clarified that Mr. Gaur was not the interim CEO of the company.
It also said the Monitoring Committee at its meeting on January 5 has provided its "in-principle approval" to the nomination of Priyapal Singh as the new 'accountable manager' of the company.
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