International Airlines Group Declares Changes to its Senior Management Line-Up

Friday, March 1, 2024

International Airlines Group or IAG has declared alterations to its senior management line-up coming into effect from the start of April this year.

Marco Sansavini has been chosen as the CEO and the Chairman of Iberia, leaving his existing role as the CEO of Vueling.

Fernando Candela, who was selected as the temporary CEO of Iberia in May last year, will resign as the CEO of Iberia. However, he will carry on as the CEO of Level.

Carolina Martinoli will be joining as the CEO and Chair of Vueling, leaving her present-day role as Chief People, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Officer of IAG.

Pronouncing the modifications IAG CEO Luis Gallego said that IAG is proclaiming extremely respectable outcomes for 2023, which is beyond doubling functioning verge and proceeds equated to 2022. He said that with these alterations to their Management Committee, they will carry on performing on their planned urgencies, to alter their businesses and to provide sustainable development and first-rate margins.

Both Marco and Carolina have by now made a noteworthy impression toward the renovation of IAG. Gallego said that he knows that they will carry on delivering outcomes in their new roles. He said that he would like to specifically compliment Fernando Candela who stepped in to assume responsibility of Iberia in May last year.

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