A French government-backed subsidiary of Groupe ADP has continued operations for Russia’s Ural Airlines despite international sanctions, raising questions about compliance with restrictions targeting Russian aviation. The ongoing support comes as Western nations impose measures to isolate Moscow’s transport sector, including bans on flights and technical assistance. The move highlights tensions between economic ties and geopolitical pressure, with critics questioning whether European firms are fully adhering to sanctions. Details remain unclear on the scope of the work being carried out.
Subsidiary of Groupe ADP, which is backed by the French government, has not stopped all work for Russia’s Ural Airlines
