Aerospace company Cobham's chief executive Andy Stevens has announced his retirement due to the recurrence of a long-term serious back injury.
Cobham chairman John Devaney will temporarily assume the position of executive chairman while a search is conducted for a new chief executive, said the company.
Stevens will remain on the board for a period of time to assist with the management of the company until a new chief is appointed.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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