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Etihad Airways has appointed Lindsay White as the airline’s country manager in Australia. He takes over from Cramer Ball who has been
promoted to Etihad’s regional general manager for Asia Pacific South and Australasia.
Lindsay
has more than 25 years of aviation industry experience, having started his career with British Caledonian Airways in
1982 as a sales executive in his native Scotland.
He held various senior managerial roles at British Airways before joining Gulf Air in 2005 as its general manager in Malaysia and Brunei. He
latterly worked as country manager Malaysia for Etihad Airways.
Etihad Airways began flights to Sydney in March 2007 and flights to Brisbane in September of the same year. Since then the airline has
tripled its number of flights from Australia and carried more than 145,000 passengers.
The Abu Dhabi based airline plans to build on this success by launching flights to a third Australian destination in 2009. Etihad will increase
from October its Sydney flights from daily to 11 services per week.
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