American Airlines CEO To Retire In March

Doug Parker, after two decades of leading American Airlines, will remain as chairman. He navigated the company through significant events like the 9/11 attacks and the COVID-19 pandemic, and orchestrated mergers that reshaped the airline industry. Robert Isom, the current President, will succeed him as CEO.

What major events did Doug Parker guide American Airlines through during his tenure?

• The Vietnam War and the Cold War

• The 2008 financial crisis and the dot-com bubble

• The 9/11 attacks and the COVID pandemic

• The Great Depression and World War II

What significant action did Doug Parker take to change the airline industry?

• He led a series of mergers

• He banned in-flight meals

• He introduced low-cost flights

• He reduced the number of flights

Who is set to take over as CEO of American Airlines after Doug Parker?

• David Brown

• Michael Johnson

• Robert Isom

• John Smith

What position does Robert Isom currently hold at American Airlines?

• Vice President

• Chief Financial Officer

• Chief Operating Officer

• President

What role will Doug Parker assume after stepping down as CEO?

• He will become a consultant

• He will join another airline

• He will retire completely

• He will stay on as chairman