MAS CEO leaving for love of Ireland, not due to pressure from owners


Malaysia Airline CEO Peter Bellew at the press conference yesterday on MAS fleet strategy

PETALING JAYA: Peter Bellew, the Irish chief executive officer of Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAS), has denied that he is leaving the airline because of too much interference from Khazanah Nasional Bhd and the Government.

He said he is leaving due to a call to serve Ireland’s best known airline, Ryanair.

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