GULF AIR is to gain a new president and chief executive later this
year. Present incumbent Australian James Hogan, departing at the age
of 50, joined the airline in May 2002 after 12 years with Hertz and
latterly British Midland, returning Gulf to a profit two years later.
The new president and chief executive is expected to be in place before
Mr Hogan leaves to ensure a smooth leadership transfer. James Hogan
is particularly accredited with the ”Project Falcon” programme, which
re-established Gulf Air as a major force in the Middle East.
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