ANA senior leader to join Vietnam Airlines director board
Japan’s ANA Holdings Inc nominated its Senior Vice President and Strategic Planning-Asia Pacific Director Koji Shibata for a position on the Board of Directors of the national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines.
Hanoi (VNA) – Japan’s ANAHoldings Inc nominated its Senior Vice President and Strategic Planning-AsiaPacific Director Koji Shibata for a position on the Board of Directors of thenational flag carrier Vietnam Airlines.
The nomination will go to the carrier’sirregular dividend meeting slated for February 20.
Shibata, born in 1957 in Japan, with over 30years of experience in the field will represent the company’s capital andimplement its rights and obligations in Vietnam Airlines.
ANA became a strategic partner of VietnamAirlines in 2016, with 8.7 percent of the carrier’s charter capital.
During the meeting, Vietnam Airlines will reportthe selection of strategic investors by selling or leasing back four newaircraft to be received in 2017.-VNA
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Illustrative image (Source: VNA) 
