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Avianca Announces Leadership Succession Plan

Avianca Names Gabriel Oliva as President Amid CEO Succession

Avianca has announced a leadership succession plan, with CCO Gabriel Oliva to become President alongside CEO Frederico Pedreira, who will step down on February 28, 2026. The airline aims to strengthen its leadership structure and ensure a smooth transition. Avianca operates one of the largest route networks in Latin America and has over 15,000 team members. This move comes after Avianca and Gol owner Abra Group closes in on SKY Airline acquisition. The airline confirmed the succession plan to AeroTime, stating it wants to further strengthen its leadership structure and ensure a smooth transition. The new President will run alongside the current CEO, with a new COO to be appointed. Avianca Airlines has been an extraordinary honor and quite a journey, said Pedreira. The airline has grown its network to over 160 routes and 80 destinations, transporting more than 38 million passengers in 2024. Avianca’s leadership team has been strengthened under Pedreira’s leadership, and the airline is confident that under Oliva’s leadership, it will continue to grow and reach new heights.

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    Source: AeroTime (RSS) JAN Tracker: SRCE-2025-1764101640198-337
    URL: https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/avianca-succession-plan-ceo-resignation
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    Avianca Announces Leadership Succession Plan

    Avianca Names Gabriel Oliva as President Amid CEO Succession

    Avianca has announced a leadership succession plan, with CCO Gabriel Oliva to become President alongside CEO Frederico Pedreira, who will step down on February 28, 2026. The airline aims to strengthen its leadership structure and ensure a smooth transition. Avianca operates one of the largest route networks in Latin America and has over 15,000 team members. This move comes after Avianca and Gol owner Abra Group closes in on SKY Airline acquisition. The airline confirmed the succession plan to AeroTime, stating it wants to further strengthen its leadership structure and ensure a smooth transition. The new President will run alongside the current CEO, with a new COO to be appointed. Avianca Airlines has been an extraordinary honor and quite a journey, said Pedreira. The airline has grown its network to over 160 routes and 80 destinations, transporting more than 38 million passengers in 2024. Avianca’s leadership team has been strengthened under Pedreira’s leadership, and the airline is confident that under Oliva’s leadership, it will continue to grow and reach new heights.

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      Source: AeroTime (RSS) JAN Tracker: SRCE-2025-1764101640198-337
      URL: https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/avianca-succession-plan-ceo-resignation
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