Etihad Airways COO Mohammed Al Bulooki (LinkedIn) has stepped down from his position, with previous VP John Wright assuming the role in an interim capacity pending a search for a replacement, the firm told the National on Saturday. Bulooki joined the carrier in 2015 as an executive VP and CCO and assumed the role of COO in 2018. During his stint as COO, Bulooki oversaw different aspects of the carrier’s operations, including hubs and networks, sales, flight operations, catering, ground handling, and cargo operations.
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