PAL eyes wider international footprint under new president - BusinessWorld Online

PAL eyes wider international footprint under new president - BusinessWorld Online

PHILIPPINE AIRLINES (PAL), operated by PAL Holdings, Inc., has appointed British aviation executive Richard Nuttall as its new president, a move aimed at accelerating the airline’s international expansion and driving “sustainable growth.” “Appointing Richard Nuttall to Philippine Airlines is an important part of our medium-term and long-term strategy of building a robust management team and growing our business internationally,” said PAL Holding…

Philippine Airlines names new president

PAL said the change is part of the company's medium-term and long-term strategy of building a robust management team and growing the business internationally.

Richard Nuttall Named New President of Philippine Airlines - Asian Journal News

Philippine Airlines (PAL) has appointed British national and airline industry executive Richard Nuttall as its new President effective 29 May 2025, signaling the Philippine flag carrier’s commitment to strengthening its leadership team and a bolder push in the international market. Nuttall will report directly to Dr. Lucio C. Tan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and Lucio C. Tan III, President…

Richard Nuttall appointed as new PAL president

Philippine Airlines (PAL) has appointed Richard Nuttall as its new president, effective May 29, 2025. Nuttall, a British aviation executive, brings extensive international experience to the role, having previously served in senior leadership positions at various global airlines. He will succeed Captain Stanley Ng, who has led PAL since 2022. Ng will transition to a …

Philippine Airlines taps Briton Nuttall as next president

National flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) said Wednesday that British airline industry veteran Richard Nuttall would become its new president from May 29. Nuttall, most recently chief executive at SriLankan Airlines, led the South Asian carrier’s successful turnaround and return to profitability, a PAL statement said. His appointment “is an important part of our medium-term and long-term strategy of building a robust management team and gr…

Philippine Airlines plans to reverse its A321-200 from May 2025, as confirmed in its annual report 2024 submitted to the Philippine Stock Exchange. This initiative comes as the airline is facing a growing demand that is beginning to exceed the available capacity. The next renovation of the cabin will include new seats and improved flight connectivity, including Wi-Fi and improved entertainment systems. The company operates a total of 18 A321-200…