Alexander Sinyelnikov, the director general of the de-certified…

Alexander Sinyelnikov, the director general of the de-certified operator

Consensus

Alexander Sinelnikov is the general director of 'Izhavia'.
Sinelnikov announced his resignation from 'Izhavia'.
The company lost its operating certificate in late July 2024.
The revocation was due to critical non-compliance with flight safety management system requirements.
The airline ceased commercial flights and ticket sales starting August 1, 2024.
Sinelnikov stated he was asked to resign and submitted his resignation.
Sinelnikov has led 'Izhavia' since 2018.
The airline operates Boeing 737-800 and Yak-42 aircraft.
The airline previously operated regular passenger and cargo flights from Izhevsk to Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sochi, Kaliningrad, and Yekaterinburg.

Sinelnikov previously denied plans to resign, stating he had not submitted a resignation and was not asked to do so. — kommersant
There were reports that former republic premier Roman Efimov might take over as CEO of 'Izhavia'. — kommersant
The company is currently working to address Rosaviatsiya's findings and aims to retain its staff. — kommersant
On May 1, Rosaviatsiya restricted the operating certificate until July 28, 2026, citing violations including aircraft with incomplete maintenance, deficiencies in flight safety management, and excessive crew working hours. — vedomosti
In 2025, 'Izhavia' saw a 2% decrease in passenger traffic to 683,000, with a profit of 1.7 billion rubles, 2.6 times higher than the previous year. — interfax
Udmurtia authorities previously announced plans to sell 'Izhavia' and its base airport in Izhevsk. — interfax