Skymark Airlines gets new president

TOKYO, Japan - Skymark Airlines said Jan. 28 its president Takashi Ide was replaced the same day by Masayuki Inoue (file photo), formerly of British Airways. Inoue, 41, joined the Japanese budget airline in May 2002 and has been vice president of the marketing and sales division since November.

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