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Dynamic airport developments from Poland's Modlin to Australia's Melbourne

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With the very first signs emerging that 2013 might see the air transport business emerging from its three-year lethargy there are several positive airport developments to reflect on. One of them is in Eastern Europe, where the newly opened Modlin Airport near Warsaw, Poland, is closing in on a million passengers already. But there are safety issues which threaten that rapid growth, with one carrier temporarily moving services elsewhere.

Meanwhile, Melbourne Airport in Australia is planning for a new 3km long runway and other enhancements that will help it challenge Sydney as Australia's premier gateway.

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