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Oct 03, 2013

KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent, CMC -- Chair of LIAT’s shareholder governments, Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves says he does not know why Ian Brunton resigned as the airline’s chief executive officer after just one year on the job.
LIAT’s board of directors announced late September that it had accepted Brunton’s resignation, effective October 1.
“I really don't know what are the reasons for Captain Brunton’s resignation because none was offered; certainly, I have not seen any communications offered to the chairman and sent to me, or the person who is acting chairman, Isaac Solomon, who is a Vincentian,” Gonsalves said.

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