Bill Boisture has resigned as president of US fractional-ownership company NetJets, but will continue to work with the business on strategic projects. Boisture joined NetJets in October 2003 from Gulfstream and negotiated five-year labour contracts with the company’s pilots and flight attendants. He also introduced changes that paved the way for operational improvements.
Source: Flight International
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