Top Ten highest paid airline CEOs in the world
10-08-2008, 12:41 PM
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Top Ten highest paid airline CEOs in the world
Found it in another thread.
Dixon in the $10m high club | smh.com.au
Glenn Tilton - UA - $US10.3 million
Geoff Dixon - QF - $AUD11.92 million
Douglas Steenland - NW - $US7.73 million
Larry Kellner - CO - $US7.31 million
Douglas Parker - US - $US5.4 million
Gerard Arpey - AA - $US3.1 million
Willie Walsh - BA - £701,000
Jean-Cyril Spinetta - AF-KLM - €1.39 million
Wolfgang Mayrhuber - LH - €2.4 million
Chew Choon Seng - SIA - $S3.5 million
A good point made was that from the top six, five are CEOs from the struggling/furloughing/paycutting/nickel and diming/mess that are U.S Airlines, which are also by far the worst to be a passenger with, on that list.
Dixon in the $10m high club | smh.com.au
Glenn Tilton - UA - $US10.3 million
Geoff Dixon - QF - $AUD11.92 million
Douglas Steenland - NW - $US7.73 million
Larry Kellner - CO - $US7.31 million
Douglas Parker - US - $US5.4 million
Gerard Arpey - AA - $US3.1 million
Willie Walsh - BA - £701,000
Jean-Cyril Spinetta - AF-KLM - €1.39 million
Wolfgang Mayrhuber - LH - €2.4 million
Chew Choon Seng - SIA - $S3.5 million
A good point made was that from the top six, five are CEOs from the struggling/furloughing/paycutting/nickel and diming/mess that are U.S Airlines, which are also by far the worst to be a passenger with, on that list.
10-08-2008, 02:02 PM
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About two years ago while interviewing with colgan I was asked by chuck colgan why airlines are such difficult businesses to run. The only answer to come into my mind, the ceos are raping the company and then wondering why they aren’t making money.
10-08-2008, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Killer51883
About two years ago while interviewing with colgan I was asked by chuck colgan why airlines are such difficult businesses to run. The only answer to come into my mind, the ceos are raping the company and then wondering why they aren’t making money.
Kinda have to bite your lip on that one and just lie.
