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Saint Petersburg Pulkovo Airport

Pulkovo International Airport serves the city of Saint Petersburg, Russia. From its two terminals, the airport serves over 35 carriers and is a hub for Rossiya Russian Airlines. Pulkovo International Airport is currently focused on its master plan until 2025 which includes the modernisation of the airports infrastructure. As part of the master plan, a new terminal will be located directly to the north of the Terminal 1 and will contain 18 gates.

Location of Saint Petersburg Pulkovo Airport, Russian Federation

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Ground Handlers servicing Saint Petersburg Pulkovo Airport


 
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Russian airport expansion plans raise prospects of cooperation with foreign investors

14-Nov-2011 3:58 PM

Both Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister (soon to be President again?) Vladimir Putin have in the last week spoken of plans to build a network of regional airports in Russia (Medvedev) and of making “an infrastructure, transport breakthrough” by modernising its road system and boosting the capacity of airports, railroads and sea terminals (Putin). These are grand schemes, but could they realistically be completed without increasingly resorting to the private sector, at home or abroad?

EBITDA margin reveals best performed airports

31-Dec-2010 12:34 PM

As a tough year for the aviation industry comes to a close, a review of EBITDA margins achieved by a variety of airport operators globally reveals some surprising results.

Air Baltic CEO, Bertolt Martin Flick AirBaltic gets Riga and Bigger

5-Jul-2010 11:57 AM

Latvian flag carrier and dominant regional airline airBaltic has announced plans to serve more destinations over the forthcoming northern winter and to offer additional flights to improve connections for travellers flying via northern hub Riga to/from more than 70 destinations in Europe, CIS and the Middle East. Between them, Riga Airport and airBaltic threaten to become a major force not only in the small Baltic States but in Scandinavia, Russia and the CIS states, the Middle East and further a-field. AirBaltic already carries over 60% of all passenger traffic at Riga.

Приватизация (Privatisation) – the new Perestroika or Glasnost for Russia’s airports?

25-Jun-2010 4:19 PM

The Russian Government has, according to reports, confirmed plans to privatise 14 airports including Nizhny Novgorod, Samara, Ekaterinburg Koltsovo and Novosibirsk Tolmachevo, as part of a wider privatisation programme. If accurate, this development is a natural extension of recent privatisation activity, the most notable of which has been the St Petersburg Pulkovo Airport PPP project, which reached financial closure in Jun-2010.

Hochtief’s revenues down. Airport division IPO?

18-Aug-2009 12:45 PM

Germany’s Hochtief posted an operating profit of EUR207.8 million (+56.4%) on revenues of EUR4.72 billion (-10.2%) in the three months ended 30-Jun-09. EBITDA was down by 7.8% at EUR206.7 million. For the six months ending on the same date both revenues and operating profit had been up, the latter by over 75%. The concessions division did not fare so well. Despite an increase in new orders, Hochtief AirPort’s EBITDA was -29.8% at EUR40 million. Meanwhile, Hochtief is considering the flotation of a minority stake in Hochtief Concessions, which includes Hochtief AirPort, to boost the parent’s weak stock market valuation.

VTB Bank-led Group Wins St Petersburg Pulkovo Airport PPP Bid

22-Jul-2009 10:52 AM

The Northern Capital Gateway Consortium, comprising Russia’s VTB Bank (Russia’s second largest financial institute), Fraport AG (35.5%) and Horizon Air Investments – part of Kopelouzos Group, a.k.a. Copelouzos Group (Greece), which has a minority stake in Athens Airport and interests in marketing Russian natural gas in Greece and in the wider Russian oil industry - has won a 30-year concession for Russia’s Pulkovo Airport. Under the PPP contract with the city of St. Petersburg, which will be signed by the end of 2009, it will focus on constructing a new passenger terminal, expanding ramp areas, developing real estate and modernising the existing airport infrastructure. Two other bidders included a consortium comprising Flughafen Wien, Lider and Gazprombank and another led by Russian aluminium oligarch and billionaire Oleg Deripaska's Basic Element and Singapore's Changi Airport International.

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