Igor Ivliev appointed CEO of Red Wings Airlines

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Igor Ivliev appointed CEO of Red Wings Airlines
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Igor Ivliev has been appointed chief executive of Red Wings Airlines, succeeding Alexander Lebedev who had led the carrier since June 2025.

Ivliev previously served as Red Wings' commercial director and as head of Krasnoyarsk airport. The airline has added 18 new routes, carried over 2 million passengers on Russian aircraft and plans to launch flights to Borg‑ell‑Arab.

Red Wings expects to receive a new type of Russian aircraft in the coming year.

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