Prague Airport CEO Lašák resigns after three months amid union standoff

Radomír Lašák has resigned as CEO of Prague Airport after only three months in the role, following union strike readiness triggered by his appointment in July. The resignation marks a rapid leadership turnover at a critical state-owned infrastructure operator, with implications for airport governance and labor relations. The underlying cause appears to be union opposition, though the full context of the resignation remains unclear.

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