PIA’s Big Shakeup: Key Executive Roles Abolished in Major Restructuring
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has approved major organizational changes as part of a broader restructuring plan aimed at reducing administrative expansion and streamlining the airline.
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has approved major organizational changes as part of a broader restructuring plan aimed at reducing administrative expansion and streamlining the airline.
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- While Zulqarnain Mehdi has been assigned as Special Assistant to the CEO and will oversee ground operations, GM Kapil Kumar has been appointed as Acting General Manager.
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- According to a report, the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO) and the entire department have been abolished.
- PIA lately unveiled intends to rise its London operations to seven weekly flights from October 27.
According to a report, the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO) and the entire department have been abolished. The position of General Manager (GM) Security has additionally been eliminated, with the Security Section now operating directly under the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
In practice, the position of GM Works has additionally been abolished, with the department placed under the Human Resources (HR) division. The position of GM Passenger Handling Services (PHS) has additionally been eliminated. PIA Announces Cabin Crew Jobs.
Water transport, airport services and ramp services have additionally been placed under Mehdi.
For context, a PIA spokesperson remarked the organizational restructuring is part of a comprehensive reform plan approved by the Board. The plan intends to reduce administrative expansion and produce the airline more streamlined and efficient.
PIA lately unveiled intends to rise its London operations to seven weekly flights from October 27. The airline will operate five weekly flights from Islamabad to London and two from Lahore, compared with four weekly flights at present. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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