TAV on course to double passenger numbers by 2020; Aggressive expansion paying off
Turkey's TAV Havalimanlari Holding AS (TAV Airports Holding), Turkey's largest airports operator, has reported its financial estimates for the full year 2009. Anticipating growth in revenues and EBITDA, TAV has shrugged off a difficult start to 2009 when it was bogged down with the outlay on a new airport in Tunisia and insufficiently controlled costs. Expanding in Turkey, Africa, the Balkans and the Middle East, TAV continues to reap benefits accruing from the reborn Turkish Airlines, an airline that, with a whole raft of geographical, economic and social factors in its favour 'could have been Emirates, before Emirates'.
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