SkyUp Airlines

SkyUp Airlines

Airline
Kharkivske highway, 201/203-2A, Kyiv, Ukraine, 02121
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âš ī¸ Violation Context

SkyUp Airlines employs Vitaliy Husak (Corporate Lawyer), who serves as a member of the Public Integrity Council of Ukraine (third composition). The PIC systematically applies integrity criteria equating connections to occupied Crimea with connections to the Russian Federation.

Ukrainian Law Violations (applicable through institutional tolerance):#

  • Constitution of Ukraine, Article 2 — Territory of Ukraine is indivisible and inviolable.
  • Constitution of Ukraine, Articles 73, 133–134 — Crimea is defined as an integral part of Ukraine.
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Documented Instances
2022 - 2022
Time Period
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SkyUp Airlines#

Employer of a PIC member participating in the Crimea-recognition methodology

SkyUp Airlines is documented on CrimeaWatch because its corporate lawyer, Vitaliy Husak, serves on the Public Integrity Council (third composition) — the body whose methodology treats occupied Crimea as equivalent to Russian territory.


Why This Profile Exists#

A Ukrainian airline — operating in an industry directly affected by Russia’s aggression (Ukrainian airspace closure since February 2022) — tolerates its corporate lawyer’s participation in methodology that implicitly legitimizes Russian jurisdiction over Crimea.


Summary#

SkyUp Airlines is documented on this site for its institutional tolerance of Vitaliy Husak’s participation in the PIC’s Crimea-recognition methodology. The organization has not publicly addressed the contradiction between its institutional identity and its personnel’s PIC activities.

â„šī¸ What Else We Know

Key Personnel Documented on This Site#

  • Vitaliy Husak — Corporate Lawyer; PIC member (third composition)

📋 Documented Instances

Employment of PIC Member: Corporate Lawyer at SkyUp Airlines

📅 January 1, 2022 | 📍 Employment of Vitaliy Husak as PIC member (third composition)
"The PIC systematically applies integrity criteria that treat connections to occupied Crimea — travel, property, family ties — as equivalent to connections with the Russian Federation, effectively treating sovereign Ukrainian territory as foreign territory in official assessments. "
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