05.05.2026, 16:03

Air Astana will keep high governance standards after BAE Systems exit - new CEO

ALMATY. May 5 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Air Astana will continue operating with its established corporate governance model following the exit of British defense contractor BAE Systems, the airline group's new chief executive said.

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Air Astana will keep high governance standards after BAE Systems exit - new CEO

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