Midwest Airlines today announced the appointment of Leo Malloy as president of its Skyway subsidiary. Malloy succeeds David C. Reeve, who retired after an 11-year career with Skyway and Midwest.
Malloy has assumed overall responsibility for Skyway, which provides a variety of airport services -- including ramp and dining services operations -- for Midwest Airlines and Midwest Connect -- as well as customer service operations in Midwest Connect field stations.
"In addition to its role as an important part of airline operations, Skyway has growth potential as a service provider of choice for other companies," said Timothy E. Hoeksema, chairman and chief executive officer. "We're confident that Leo's extensive experience and team-based leadership approach will enable Skyway to achieve this plan."
Malloy has been with Skyway and Midwest for 12 years, serving in a variety of customer service and employee relations leadership positions, including vice president of Customer Service for Skyway and city manager for Midwest's operations at Ronald Reagan National Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport. He also served for five years at Independence Air in Washington, D.C., most recently as senior director for hub operations.
He earned a bachelor's degree in International Studies from the University of South Carolina, where he formerly served on the Board of Governors and currently serves on the Academy of the Alumni Association.
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