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We Choose What Hurts the Least. the Airport Faces a Six-Month Shutdown Due to Runway Repairs, Says the New Boss of Mošnov

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Martin Šturala, the new CEO of Ostrava Airport, faces a difficult period. He takes over from Jaromír Radkovský, whose contract expired in the winter and was not extended despite the airport achieving record results last year in both traffic volume and economics.
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We Choose What Hurts the Least. the Airport Faces a Six-Month Shutdown Due to Runway Repairs, Says the New Boss of Mošnov

Martin Šturala, the new CEO of Ostrava Airport, faces a difficult period. He takes over from Jaromír Radkovský, whose contract expired in the winter and was not extended despite the airport achieving record results last year in both traffic volume and economics.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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iDNES.cz broke the news in Čestlice, Czechia on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
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