Garuda Indonesia Announces Change in Citilink Director Board
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The change in the composition of board of directors was made after Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Citilink Albert Burhan submitted resignation at the end of December 2016.
Albert resigned following the case of Citilink airline’s pilots who allegedly drunk when he was about to fly Surabaya-Jakarta plane on Wednesday (12/28/2016).
In a public expose before the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), Thursday (2/2/2017), the company reported that resignation of Citilink’s CEO or President Director Albert Burhan and Operation Director Hadinoto Soedigno was approved by the company.
The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM) of PT Citilink Indonesia approved the change in the composition of Citilink’s board of directors by January 30, 2017.
Additionally, PT Citilink Indonesia’s current Director is Mega Satria.
“General Meeting of Shareholders of Citilink Indonesia has approved the change in Citilink’s Board of Directors, which is effective as of January 30, 2017,” the public expose said.
Questions & Answers
Q.What prompted the resignation of Citilink's CEO, Albert Burhan?
What prompted the resignation of Citilink's CEO, Albert Burhan?
Albert Burhan resigned following a case involving Citilink airline's pilots. This incident concerned a pilot who was allegedly drunk before flying a Surabaya-Jakarta plane on Wednesday, 28th December 2016.
Q.Which other director apart from Albert Burhan also had their resignation approved?
Which other director apart from Albert Burhan also had their resignation approved?
The company also approved the resignation of Operation Director Hadinoto Soedigno. This was reported in a public expose before the Indonesia Stock Exchange on Thursday, 2nd February 2017.
Q.Who is the current Director of PT Citilink Indonesia?
Who is the current Director of PT Citilink Indonesia?
The article states that PT Citilink Indonesia's current Director is Mega Satria. The changes to the Board of Directors were effective as of 30th January 2017.
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