AirAsia names new Philippines CEO
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AirAsia has named telecommunications executive Ricardo RickyIsla as the new CEO of AirAsia Philippines.
Isla joins AirAsia after more than a decade of international product development, sales and distribution experience with telecommunications giant PLDT Global Corporation.
In addition to his most recent role as regional head of operations for the United Kingdom and Europe, Isla has held general manager positions in its international retail business, as well as in the US, Italy and Singapore.
AirAsia Philippines’ chairman Maan Hontiveros said: “I am thrilled to welcome Ricky to our senior leadership team. Ricky has an outstanding track record of leading and transforming businesses, especially when it comes to increasing revenue and market share.”
He commenced his role as CEO of AirAsia Philippines 31 July.
AirAsia Philippines operates a fleet of 24 aircraft on more than 500 weekly domestic and international flights from its hubs in Manila, Clark, Cebu, and Kalibo.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is Ricardo Isla's professional background before joining AirAsia?
What is Ricardo Isla's professional background before joining AirAsia?
Ricardo Isla previously worked for over ten years at telecommunications giant PLDT Global Corporation. His experience includes international product development, sales, and distribution, with recent roles as regional head of operations for the UK and Europe, and general manager positions in its international retail business, including in the US, Italy, and Singapore.
Q.What are AirAsia Philippines' current operational capabilities?
What are AirAsia Philippines' current operational capabilities?
AirAsia Philippines currently operates a fleet of 24 aircraft. It runs over 500 weekly domestic and international flights from its hubs located in Manila, Clark, Cebu, and Kalibo.
Q.When did Ricardo Isla start his new role as CEO of AirAsia Philippines?
When did Ricardo Isla start his new role as CEO of AirAsia Philippines?
Ricardo Isla commenced his role as CEO of AirAsia Philippines on 31 July. He has joined the senior leadership team, as welcomed by chairman Maan Hontiveros.