The Qantas Group has appointed a new CEO to lead its regional airline QantasLink amid a leadership shake-up.
It was revealed back in June that Mr Gissing, who has been with the Qantas Group for almost 25 years, would retire in early November as part of a number of senior management changes across the Group.Qantas Group CEO of Vanessa Hudson said she’ll be responsible for our regional and charter operations. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman
Ms Yangoyan has worked in executive roles in customer experience, operations, airports, loyalty and strategy.“Qantas started in outback Australia and it’s an honour to be taking on the role of QantasLink CEO and working with our people on improving how we serve regional communities as well as the resources sector,” she said in a statement.walked away two months early
“As CEO of QantasLink, she’ll be responsible for our regional and charter operations, which are key parts of our business and also key to the role we play in connecting remote parts of Australia,” she said.“This appointment completes the new leadership team structure we announced earlier in the year, which is focused on dealing with the challenges and opportunities now in front of us.
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