Etihad Airways plans to more than double its fleet to 160 aircraft by 2030.
Credit: Etihad Airways
Antonoaldo Neves has been CEO at Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways for just over a year. His predecessor, Tony Douglas, trimmed the carrier down to a mid-sized full-service airline in order to address huge financial losses. Neves, previously CEO at TAP Air Portugal, is overseeing a reversal of that...
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