Airboss
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From Bryan Lebreque's memo
Carmine Testa has advised me of his decision to leave ASA to pursue other professional opportunities. Carmine joined ASA in 2004, after a 28-year career with Delta Air Lines. During his tenure with ASA,his dedication, commitment and leadership have helped us to navigate our way through the transition
from Delta ownership to SkyWest, Inc. ownership and the challenges associated with significant increases in the size and scope of our Atlanta operation. We all appreciate the many contributions Carmine has made to ASA and wish him the very best in his future endeavors.
Anthony DiNota, currently VP – Maintenance and Engineering, will assume new responsibilities as he transitions to serve as ASA’s VP – Atlanta Airport. Under Anthony’s leadership, our Maintenance organization and programs have become the envy of many of our fellow regional operators. We expect Anthony’s positive attitude and his leadership acumen will enable us to gain this same type of recognition in our Atlanta Airport operation. In this new role, Anthony will have overall responsibility for Atlanta, including customer service, employee relations, operational performance and ongoing facility and technology improvements. Anthony is a 22-year aviation industry veteran, who began his career in 1984 as an aircraft fueling attendant. During his career, Anthony has been promoted to positions of increasing management responsibility. He joined ASA in his current position in the Maintenance organization in 2001.
Carmine Testa has advised me of his decision to leave ASA to pursue other professional opportunities. Carmine joined ASA in 2004, after a 28-year career with Delta Air Lines. During his tenure with ASA,his dedication, commitment and leadership have helped us to navigate our way through the transition
from Delta ownership to SkyWest, Inc. ownership and the challenges associated with significant increases in the size and scope of our Atlanta operation. We all appreciate the many contributions Carmine has made to ASA and wish him the very best in his future endeavors.
Anthony DiNota, currently VP – Maintenance and Engineering, will assume new responsibilities as he transitions to serve as ASA’s VP – Atlanta Airport. Under Anthony’s leadership, our Maintenance organization and programs have become the envy of many of our fellow regional operators. We expect Anthony’s positive attitude and his leadership acumen will enable us to gain this same type of recognition in our Atlanta Airport operation. In this new role, Anthony will have overall responsibility for Atlanta, including customer service, employee relations, operational performance and ongoing facility and technology improvements. Anthony is a 22-year aviation industry veteran, who began his career in 1984 as an aircraft fueling attendant. During his career, Anthony has been promoted to positions of increasing management responsibility. He joined ASA in his current position in the Maintenance organization in 2001.