Mumbai: AirAsia India's chief financial officer Ankur Khanna--who was summoned by the Enforcement Directorate in connection to alleged previous financial wrongdoing at the airline--has resigned barely 10 months after joining the airline, said a person close to the development.
"He is serving a three-month notice period currently," said the person, refusing to be identified.
An email sent to AirAsia India didn't yield any response.
The Malaysian low fare carrier and Tata Sons own 49% each in the airline. The remaining 2% is owned by Chairman S Ramadorai and Director R Venkataramanan.
25/01/16 Anirban Chowdhury/Economic Times
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"He is serving a three-month notice period currently," said the person, refusing to be identified.
An email sent to AirAsia India didn't yield any response.
The Malaysian low fare carrier and Tata Sons own 49% each in the airline. The remaining 2% is owned by Chairman S Ramadorai and Director R Venkataramanan.
25/01/16 Anirban Chowdhury/Economic Times
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