American Airlines CEO Doug Parker is stepping down and will be replaced by the carrier’s president, Robert Isom, on March 31, the carrier announced Tuesday. Parker is the second major airline CEO this year to announce his retirement, marking a changing of the guard among U.S. carrier.
Doug Parker, who will remain board chairman, will leave after 20 years as CEO. He crafted the 2013 landmark out-of-bankruptcy merger with U.S. Airways.
Doug Parker will retire as CEO of American Airlines in March, handing over the top job at the nation's largest airline to Robert Isom, currently the company's president.
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker is stepping down and will be replaced by the carrier’s president, Robert Isom, on March 31, the carrier announced Tuesday.
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker will retire in March and the company's president, Robert Isom, will take over the role, the carrier announced on Tuesday.
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