Norwegian taps former JetBlue exec in management reshuffle

Norwegian Air named Marty St. George as its interim CCO as part of a senior management reshuffle at the airline. Current CCO Helga Bollmann Leknes is leaving after two years at the company having declined the opportunity to take up a different role. St. George’s most recent role was at JetBlue. He has also worked at US Airways and United. “I am very pleased that Marty St. George will be joining Norwegian. Strengthening our commercial position in key markets and increasing our revenue-generating activities are key elements in our strategy of returning to profitability. I am convinced that St. George with his extensive experience from several of the biggest U.S. airlines will be an asset to Norwegian,” said acting CEO and CFO of Norwegian Geir Karlsen. The changes come only a few weeks after Norwegian named Jacob Schram as its new permanent CEO.<br/>