Campbell Wilson

Read more about There are mountains to climb: Air India CEO-designate Campbell Wilson on Business-standard. He said it was by no means an easy decision to ...

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Wilson is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the Singapore Airlines' wholly-owned subsidiary Scoot Air.Singapore Airlines (SIA) is a joint venture ...

Wilson is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the Singapore Airlines’ wholly-owned subsidiary Scoot Air.Singapore Airlines (SIA) is a joint venture partner of Tata Group in full service carrier Vistara. “It is a fantastic opportunity to lead a historic airline, now owned by the Tata Group, to new heights, and I am grateful to embark on that exciting challenge with the full blessings of the SIA management team,” he noted.The Tata Group took control of Air India on January 27, after successfully winning the bid for the airline on October 8 last year. “It is especially hard to leave Scoot which, in two chapters, I have had the honour and pleasure of nurturing – together with a wonderful, wonderful group of people, past and present – from a mere spreadsheet to, amongst many other things, the World’s Best Long-Haul, Low-Cost Airline,” he mentioned.Through the initial years of start-up and rapid growth, to the depths of aviation’s worst-ever crisis and now the accelerating recovery, Scoot has truly been a labour of love, he said.”But there are other mountains to climb, and I am humbled to have been selected by Air India’s board as that airline’s new CEO,” he mentioned.

Head of Singapore Airlines' low-cost carrier Scoot, Campbell Wilson, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Managing Director (MD) ...

"I am excited to join Air India and Tata colleagues in the mission of realising that ambition," Wilson added. Air India is at the cusp of an exciting journey to become one of the best airlines in the world, offering world-class products and services with a distinct customer experience that reflects Indian warmth and hospitality, Wilson said. "I look forward to working with him (Wilson) in building a world-class airline," he added.

Air India's new owner Tata Sons said on Thursday it would appoint Campbell Wilson, the head of Singapore Airlines' budget carrier Scoot, ...

"I am excited to join Air India and Tata colleagues in the mission of realising that ambition." Tata Sons said Air India's board approved the appointment of Wilson, subject to the requisite regulatory approvals. "Air India is at the cusp of an exciting journey to become one of the best airlines in the world, offering world-class products and services with a distinct customer experience that reflects Indian warmth and hospitality," Wilson said in a statement.

FLAG carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) on Thursday (May 12) announced that Campbell Wilson has resigned as the chief executive officer (CEO) of its low-cost ...

SINGAPORE - Singapore Airlines' low-cost carrier Scoot will see a change in its top management with current chief executive officer Campbell Wilson leaving the ...

He was CEO of SIA's regional carrier SilkAir between August 2012 and May 2016. He has also run SIA's overseas operations in Canada, Hong Kong, and Japan. Prior to his current role, he was CEO of Vistara, SIA's Indian joint venture with Tata Sons, between October 2017 and December 2021.

Wilson is currently the CEO of Scoot, Singapore Airlines' low-cost, medium-to-long haul subsidiary airline. Former Vistara chief Leslie Thng will replace ...

I am excited to join Air India and Tata colleagues in the mission of realising that ambition," said Wilson. It will likely be merged with its low cost international unit Air India Express. Wilson started off as a management trainee with Singapore Airlines (SIA) in New Zealand in 1996. Wilson, 50, has 26 years of aviation industry expertise across both full-service and low-cost airlines," Tata Sons said in a statement.

India Business News: Air India finally has a chief executive officer (CEO) and managing director (MD) with Tata Sons appointing Scoot CEO Campbell Wilson to ...

He then served as the senior VP sales & marketing of SIA, where he oversaw pricing, distribution, e-commerce, merchandising, brand & marketing, global sales and the airline’s overseas offices, before returning for a second stint as the CEO of Scoot in April 2020. I am excited to join Air India and Tata colleagues in the mission of realising that ambition.” He then worked for SIA in Canada, Hong Kong and Japan before returning to Singapore in 2011 as the founding CEO of Scoot, which he led until 2016. Veteran pilot Captain R S Sandhu will remain chief of operations and Vinod Hejmadi was reappointed as chief financial officer. Tata Group and AI chairman N Chandrasekaran said: “I am delighted to welcome Campbell to Air India. He is an industry veteran having worked in key global markets cutting across multiple functions. Wilson said: “It is honour to be selected to lead the iconic Air India and be a part of the highly respected Tata Group. Air India is at the cusp of an exciting journey to become one of the best airlines in the world, offering world-class products and services with a distinct customer experience that reflects Indian warmth and hospitality.

Air India's new owner Tata Sons said on Thursday it would appoint Campbell Wilson, the head of Singapore Airlines' budget carrier Scoot, as its chief ...

Last month, Tata Sons moved four Air India executives who held board positions to senior management roles, and filled a few key positions in its C-suite. He worked for the airline in Canada, Hong Kong and Japan before returning to Singapore in 2011 as the founding CEO of Scoot, which he led until 2016. He then served as SIA’s senior vice president of sales and marketing, before taking up a second stint as Scoot CEO in April 2020.