Chief executive Peter Ingram on leading Hawaiian Airlines
Two years into his role, Peter Ingram is skilfully guiding the company through an evolution that would test any leader: answering the fierce competition from the US mainland, executing a major joint venture, overseeing a transformational infrastructure project and plotting the carrier’s next geographic and fleet expansion. Read the full interview.
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