Press Releases

  • Czech Airlines Technics to become part of Czech Aeroholding

    13.04.2012

    Czech Airlines Technics has become the fifth company to be officially incorporated into the Czech Aeroholding Group. Czech Aeroholding thus becomes the new sole stockholder after taking control of 100% of the shares of the former Czech Airlines subsidiary.

  • Letiste Praha included in Czech aeroholding

    19.03.2012

    Today, Letiste Praha officially becomes part of the Czech Aeroholding group. The Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic signed a contract on a 100% deposit of Letiste Praha shares in Czech Aeroholding. Letiste Praha has thus become the fourth company to be fully included in the new holding structure.

  • Czech Aeroholding is replacing the 10-year Letiste Praha bond program in the amount of CZK 10 billion

    14.03.2012

    Czech Aeroholding is establishing a CZK 10 billion bond program to replace the earlier Letiste Praha bond program approved after all credit obligations were transferred to Cesky Aeroholding. The length of the program will be 10 years.

  • Czech Aeroholding Group Saving CZK 150 Million on Rent

    16.01.2012

    The Czech Aeroholding Group has just completed an extensive move of more than 500 employees so that its operations are exclusively conducted in space owned by Czech Aeroholding, saving roughly CZK 150 million over the next five years. In recent months, employees have left the so-called Rodop Central Administrative Building at Prague/Ruzyne Airport, as well as two buildings in the city center which had been rented by a subsidiary of Czech Aeroholding for office space.

  • Czech Aeroholding and Prague Airport will have a new spokesperson, no change at the Czech Airlines

    07.11.2011

    Czech Aeroholding, which will cover the subsidiaries Prague Airport, Czech Airlines, HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines, Czech Airlines Technics, Czech Airlines Handling and CSA Services, has a new spokesperson. It is Michaela Lagronova, who has been the spokesperson for Prague Airport so far. Also Prague Airport will have a new spokesperson, as Eva Krejčí will return to become the spokesperson for the company again. Hana Hejsková will stay with the Czech Airlines to control inter alia all communications in HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines, Czech Airlines Technics, CSA Services and Czech Airlines Handling.

  • Miroslav Dvořák will be the CEO of Czech Aeroholding

    25.10.2011

    Czech Aeroholding, which will umbrella the subsidiary Prague Airport, Czech Airlines, HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines, Czech Airlines Technics, Czech Airlines Handling and Czech Airlines Services, has its Chief Executive Officer. From 1st November 2011, this will be Miroslav Dvořák, who as of same date shall resign from his current job of the general manager of Prague Airport and the president of Czech Airlines.

  • Czech Aeroholding has been incorporated

    11.03.2011

    Joint Stock Company Czech Aeroholding was incorporated on Friday, March 11. It could only happen after the Minister of Finance signed the memorandum on February 10, 2011. On the eve preceding the formal act (March 10), Miroslav Dvorak, Chairman of the Board of Czech Airlines and Chairman of the Board of Prague Airport, sent his resignation letter to supervisory boards of these companies. Hereby he resigned from the statutory position of a board member, which is the end of the transition period, when he held the position of President in both of these statutory bodies.

  • Czech Aeroholding Bodies Choose Chairman and Vice-Chairmen

    14.02.2011

    On Monday, February 14, 2011, the Supervisory Board of Czech Aeroholding met for the first time, with the makeup designated on January 19 of this year by the Government of the Czech Republic.* At its inaugural meeting, the Supervisory Board elected Michal Mejstrik as its Chairman, with Zdenek Zajicek and Pavel Kohout as Vice-Chairmen. The initial meeting of the Supervisory Board could only take place after the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic signed the company's founding charter on Thursday, February 10, 2011.

  • Government Approves Creation of Czech Aeroholding

    25.11.2010

    In an evening meeting yesterday, the government approved the creation of a holding company from state-owned air transport and ground services firms. The inclusion of Czech Airlines, its subsidiaries, and Prague Airport in a newly established limited liability corporation named Czech Aeroholding will provide for a stable entity with strong capital resources under the direct supervision of the state. A number of synergies will allow it to achieve significant operational and financial savings.