The case of the "Boeing 767" of Cameroon Airlines has advanced CEO’s departure

May 13, 2013

The “Boeing 767 Dja” affair has caused the CEO of Cameroon Airlines (Camair) to resign. The non-renewal of the aircraft insurance, due to cashflow difficulties, was at the origin of the resignation.

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