MOSCOW, Jul 7 (PRIME) -- The Moscow Region’s Zhukovsky airport CEO Yevgeny Solodilin will head Russian airline Red Wings after Yevgeny Klyucharev who is to resign soon, Kommersant business daily reported on Thursday citing sources.
Red Wings is part of Russian industrial corporation Rostec, which is a large shareholder of the airport.
Solodilin plans to adjust the strategy of Red Wings and focus it on international flights and replenishment of the fleet with Tu-204 aircraft, the daily reported.
In the coming days, Solodilin will also resign as the CEO of three companies in Rostec: aviation holding Ramport Aero, cargo terminal ZIA Cargo and ZIA Service. He will also become a deputy chairman of Ramport Aero’s board of directors and continue his involvement in the strategic management of the airport.
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