Continental Airlines
today announced the retirement of C.D. McLean, executive VP and chief operating officer, effective March 25.
McLean, 61, joined the airline in April 1994 as senior vice president of
operations and was promoted to executive vice president of operations in
1996. In May 2001, he was named chief operating officer.
"In his more than 40 years in aviation and as a personal friend for more than
20 years, Mac has made immense contributions, and his focus on operational excellence has become part of our culture at Continental," said
Continental Chairman and CEO Gordon Bethune. "We all wish him well as he enjoys a well-deserved retirement."
Continental President Larry Kellner will assume McLean's responsibilities.
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