Following weeks of speculation, Caribbean Airlines (CAL) announced on October 13 the immediate resignation of its CEO, Garvin Medera. The airline’s board of directors confirmed the departure and appointed Chief Operating Officer Nirmala Ramai as the acting CEO to ensure operational continuity and stability. In a formal statement, the board expressed gratitude for Medera’s years of dedicated service and leadership, extending their best wishes for his future endeavors. Medera, in his farewell message, thanked CAL employees for their resilience and commitment during challenging times, as well as partners and customers for their unwavering support and loyalty. He emphasized the collective efforts that have driven the airline’s success. Under Ramai’s interim leadership, CAL’s senior management team will collaborate closely to navigate this transitional phase. The airline assured customers and partners that its full flight schedule will remain unaffected. The board highlighted that this leadership change aligns with CAL’s broader focus on stability, safety, and accountability. As part of the transition, CAL outlined five key initiatives: fostering open communication and care for employees and stakeholders; optimizing operations for efficiency and modernization; enhancing customer experiences through improved services; crafting a sustainable, long-term growth strategy; and conducting comprehensive audits to reinforce governance and safety. Additionally, CAL reaffirmed its commitment to internal talent development, prioritizing career advancement opportunities for existing employees before considering external candidates.