Prague Airport chief resigns after 84 days
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Prague Airport is searching for a new leader after Radom r Lašk resigned from the post. Mr Lašk, who had been in the role for less than three months, cited personal reasons for his departure. The Ministry of Finance accepted the resignation without further comment; the airport's runway remains busier than its executive office.
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