Wheels Up saw demand soar during the pandemic, as wealthy businesspeople flocked to private aviation and commercial carriers cut flights. But in the latest quarter revenue tumbled 41%.
August 21, 2024 at 06:08 PM
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Delta Air Lines is parachuting in another executive to help stabilize its financially sputtering Wheels Up private aircraft unit—this time it’s Delta Deputy General Counsel Matthew Knopf.
Knopf will succeed Chief Legal Officer Laura Heltebran, who “will be departing to pursue other opportunities,” said Atlanta-based Wheels Up Experience, an on-demand private aviation company.
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Delta has replaced Wheels Up Chief Legal Officer Laura Heltebran with Delta Deputy General Counsel Matthew Knopf, a nine-year veteran of the airline. Photo: LaMonte D. Ayers/ALM
