Azur Air has reshuffled senior executives in response to a Rostransnadzor probe into operational disruptions, a move described as intended to placate the transport regulator. Rostransnadzor meanwhile said it sees no grounds for broader inspections of airlines after its review.
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Rostransnadzor's unscheduled inspection triggered scrutiny of Azur Air for delays, passenger-rights breaches and at least one aircraft withdrawal, showing the regulator moved from monitoring to enforcement.
Rosaviatsia subsequently imposed temporary restrictions on Azur Air's operating permit, so management changes are directly linked to operational authorizations and short-term network impacts.
The executive shake-up comes as Azur has been linked to a potential sale to Wildberries, a development that could reshape ownership and strategic direction for the carrier if the transaction proceeds (see ongoing Wildberries talks).
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