Cargojet Appoints Aaron McKay As Chief Financial Officer
"We are delighted to welcome Aaron as our Chief Financial Officer," said Co-CEOs Jamie B. Porteous and Pauline Dhillon in a joint statement. "His exceptional financial expertise and industry insights will be instrumental in guiding Cargojet's strategic initiatives and ensuring sustained financial success. We are confident Aaron's leadership will further solidify our position as a market leader."
Cargojet is Canada's premier provider of time-sensitive air cargo services, serving major cities across North America. Operating a fleet of 41 cargo aircraft, the company delivers dedicated, ACMI, and international charter services, transporting over 25 million pounds of cargo weekly. With a commitment to reliability and innovation, Cargojet continues to set the standard for premium air cargo solutions.
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