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Acting since the resignation of its CEO Jean-Marc Janaillac in early May, the Air France-KLM group is still looking for a boss. According to information from Figaro Catherine Guillouard, head of the RATP for less than a year, would be expected to succeed Anne-Marie Couderc.
Principal shareholder of the company, the State, after retorting the candidacy of Veolia's chief financial officer, Philippe Capron, would welcome Catherine Guillouard's appointment
Decision expected in the week
It must be said that the successor to Élisabeth Borne at the RATP has ten years of experience in the airline group. Indeed, as recalled Le Figaro Catherine Guillouard "coordinated the project of opening the capital of Air France employees" in 1999. She was later appointed "Deputy Director Air Operations, then HRD Deputy of the tricolor company, before taking the financial direction of the group after the acquisition of KLM, in 2004. "
Still, nothing is decided yet on the side of the State. If Catherine Guillouard was received last Monday by the Secretary General of the Elysee, Alexis Kohler, Emmanuel Macron has still not agreed to support a future candidacy. His decision should be taken in the week, specifies Le Figaro .
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