Campbell Wilson moves from Air India to Air New Zealand’s board
Outgoing Air India CEO Campbell Wilson is joining the board of Air New Zealand, according to a report published on 21 August.
Wilson’s move is significant for the aviation industry because he leaves Air India after a transformational period in which the carrier has been rebuilding its fleet, network and brand under Tata Group ownership.
Why the travel trade should care Leadership changes at major airlines can have implications for network strategy, partnerships, fleet planning and international expansion.
For India, Wilson’s tenure has also been part of the much larger restructuring of the country’s full-service aviation market.
Air India’s transformation is taking place against a wider structural shift in Indian aviation, where IndiGo and Air India have become dominant players. India’s airport-airline ownership and competition rethink
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