JetBlue Airways has appointed Dennis Corrigan to the position of vice-president, revenue management, reporting to Robin Hayes, the airline's executive vice-president and chief commercial officer.
Corrigan joins JetBlue from United Airlines, where he served in a variety of revenue management leadership positions over the last five years, most recently as managing director, revenue management operations. Before joining United, Corrigan spent 10 years with American Airlines' revenue management team.
"Dennis joins JetBlue as we enter a most exciting second decade," remarked Robin Hayes. "We are re-building the infrastructure to support JetBlue's revenue and network growth in the years ahead, from selecting SabreSonic to power our reservations function to expanding destinations organically and through strategic partnerships with international airlines including Aer Lingus and Lufthansa. Dennis brings a global perspective and experience set to JetBlue, the leadership skills to help the team navigate these new waters, and the organisational abilities to help us meet our goals."
The previous VP revenue management at JetBlue, Richard Zeni, has become vice-president change management-passenger service system, responsible for leading the successful transition to SabreSonic over the next year.
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