Auckland Airport CEO Update

Tuesday, 1 July 2008, 11:26 am
Press Release: Auckland Airport

The retirement of Auckland Airport chief executive Don Huse will take effect from the close of business on Friday 22 August 2008.

His successor, Simon Moutter, will begin on Monday 4 August 2008 as chief executive designate.

ENDS

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