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Bruna to stop selling air travel as Audax CEO is suspended
Bruna will stop selling air travel after a plan to offer trips through its shops failed.
Bruna is part of Audax, its parent company.
Audax CEO Paul Sies has been suspended by a majority of the company’s supervisory board.
He had taken the job less than a year earlier and also owns a significant stake in Audax.
The board raised concerns about how he led the company.
No further plans or timeline are stated.
Bruna is stopping the sale of air travel through its stores.
Paul Sies, chief executive of Bruna’s parent company Audax, has been suspended by a majority of the supervisory board.
Sies took up the role less than a year ago and also owns a large stake in Audax.
His plans to sell trips through Bruna stores were unsuccessful.
- Who
- Bruna and its parent company Audax. Audax CEO Paul Sies has been suspended.
- What
- Bruna is stopping the sale of air travel. Sies was suspended by a majority of Audax’s supervisory board.
- When
- The article was published on 16 October 2026; the date of the suspension is not stated.
- Where
- Through Bruna stores; the article does not state a specific location.
- Why
- Sies’s plans to sell trips through Bruna stores were unsuccessful. The headline cites concerns about how he led Audax.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Paul Sies was suspended by a majority of Audax’s supervisory board.
De Telegraaf reported that Bruna was stopping the sale of air travel.
- CEO
- Paul Sies
- Parent company
- Audax
- Suspension
- A majority of the supervisory board suspended Sies.
- Bruna travel plans
- Selling trips through Bruna stores was unsuccessful.
- Publication date
- 16 October 2026