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LIAT’s Newest Hire

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - September 21, 2015

New hire at regional airline

By the Caribbean Journal staff

Regional air carrier LIAT has named Captain Arthur Senhouse its new Director, Flight Operations.

The appointment, which took effect Sept. 1, includes responsibility for “all aspects of the airline’s flight operations.”

Senhouse has been with the company since 1987, having held a number of senior positions including chairman of the Leeward Islands Airline Pilots Association.

“We are pleased to announce the appointment of Captain Senhouse in the role of Director Flight Operations, overseeing one of the most important aspects of our airline’s operations,” said LIAT Chief Executive Officer David Evans. “His extensive experience within the airline will certainly add strength and depth to our senior management team.”

In a statement, Senhouse said he was “humbled” by the decision.

“I have joined the management team of LIAT when the airline is at the crossroads of completing its fleet renewal programme and totally reinventing itself into a Caribbean entity we can be proud of,” he said.

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