Tatjevik Revazyan to Get a New Job

The newspaper "Hraparak" reports: "Yesterday, Tatjevik Revazyan, the head of the Civil Aviation Committee, resigned from her position. She made an extensive post on Facebook, listing the accomplishments of her team and herself. During these four years, Revazyan has given birth twice, and it was noted that she had spent more time in maternity leave than at work. Revazyan mentioned, 'During my time as the head of the committee, life blessed me with two children, but I was continuously working.'

In her post, she emphasized the launch of the national airline 'Fly Arna,' considering it an important step in establishing a competitive and safe national carrier for Armenia. In conclusion, she highlighted her decision to return to the business world. After this post, many recalled how, during Revazyan's tenure, Armenian aviation ended up on the EU's 'blacklist.' We have learned that Revazyan did not randomly mention 'Fly Arna.' There are rumors that she is moving to work for this company.

We tried to confirm this information directly from her, but Revazyan did not respond to our calls. Later, her assistant Lilit called us back. We asked her to comment on this information. She found it difficult to speak on behalf of Tatjevik but promised to relay the message to her, saying that she would get back to us when convenient. However, she did not call us back by the end of the day." More details can be found in today’s issue of the newspaper.