Finnair CEO Resigns Over Disagreement With Unions
Finnair’s CEO Jukka Hienonen on Friday announced his resignation citing the failure to reach an agreement with unions on pay cuts. Hienonen will stay on for another six months to allow the airline more time to find a successor. He became CEO of the airline in 2005, succeeding Keijo Suila. “Many...
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