Red Wings Names Roman Chuev Chief Executive
Roman Chuev, previously head of airport group Novaport Holding, will lead Red Wings as the airline plans to bring Russian-built aircraft into its fleet.
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Red Wings has named Roman Chuev as its chief executive. Chuev previously led Novaport Holding, an airport group, and takes the role as the airline plans to add Russian-built aircraft to its fleet.
Key details
- Red Wings’ core fleet consists of Superjet 100 aircraft.
- The airline has not identified the Russian-built aircraft it plans to introduce or given a timeline.
Roman Chuev led airport group Novaport Holding before taking the Red Wings chief executive role.
Why it matters
Chuev’s background leading an airport group brings experience from the airport side of aviation to the airline’s leadership. Red Wings’ fleet plans center on introducing Russian-built aircraft, with the Superjet 100 forming its current core fleet.
What happens next
Red Wings’ fleet modernization plans give Chuev a clear focus as he begins leading the airline. Which Russian-built aircraft would you like to see join the fleet?
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