Jet chief financial officer quits

Carl Saldanha, chief financial officer of Jet Airways (India) Ltd has resigned after four years at India’s biggest domestic carrier.
“Yes I am leaving the company. But, have not made up my mind on future employment,” Saldanha said.
Jet Airways, however, did not confirm or deny the development. “I will have to wait and find out about this,” said Saroj K. Datta, executive director of the company.
Saldanha’s exit adds to a list of key executives who have left Jet Airways over the past two years, most of them joining billionaire Vijay Mallya’s Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. Prominent among those who left the company recently include Peter Luethi, who was chief operating officer, V. Raja, vice-president (Asia Pacific), Rajesh Verma, vice-president (customer and inflight services), Nandini Verma, vice-president (corporate affairs), Murali Ramachandran, senior general manager (airport services), and Raja Parthasarathy, executive vice-president (finance).
17/01/08 PR Sanjay/Livemint

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