Delta’s COO is leaving after one year on job
by Bloomberg Aug 23, 2024
Delta Air Lines, Inc.’s Chief Operating Officer Mike Spanos is leaving the company after a little over a year in the job, the company said in a filing Friday.
The airline doesn’t currently have plans to replace Spanos, according to a memo from Chief Executive Officer Ed Bastian. Instead, two of his executives will now report to the CEO: John Laughter, chief of operations, and Allison Ausband, who heads the customer experience division.
Spanos is leaving Delta in early September to take a position at another company, Bastian said in the memo.
The Wall Street Journal first reported news of Spanos’s departure.
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