New Delhi: Campbell Wilson has called his appointment as CEO of Air India and MD as a fantastic opportunity to lead historic airlines and mention that there is a “mountain to climb” in his new task.
Wilson is currently a Chief Executive Officer of a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines owned by Scoot Air.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) is a Tata Group joint venture partner in transporting Vistara’s full service.

On Thursday, Tata Sons announced the appointment of Campbell Wilson as the Director of Implementing and Head of the Indian Air Executive.

In a communicate sent to Scoot employees on Friday, he said, “This afternoon I told the executive team and your union leader about my resignation from Scoot and Sia Group.” He said it was not an easy decision to go and Sia was his first professional job and had become “his house for the past 26 years”.

Mr. Wilson noted that in three continents, six countries and more than 12 roles, Singapore Airlines had given him more opportunities and experiences than he had dreamed of.

It is very difficult to leave the Scoot Yang, in two chapters, I have the honor and pleasure to maintain – along with a group of extraordinary and beautiful people, first and now – from spreadsheet solely to, among many other things, airlines Far best in the world, “he said.

Through the early years of start-up and rapid growth, to the depth of the worst flight crisis and now the recovery is getting faster, Scoot really becomes the energy of love, “he said.

But there are other mountains that must be climbed, and I feel humble have been chosen by the Indian water council as the new CEO of the airline,” he said.

This is a fantastic opportunity to lead a historic airline, which is now owned by Tata Group, to New Heights, and I am grateful to start an interesting challenge with a full blessing from the SIA management team,” he said.