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05-Jun-2020 12:36 AM

Airport privatisation: surprisingly, continuing unabated

Analysis

Amid the host of cancellations and postponements of airport construction activities, some airport privatisation activity continues, and across continents.

In Kazakhstan, Almaty Airport will be taken over by Turkey's TAV Airports in 3Q2020. In Japan, where the privatisation of one airport (Hiroshima) was recently put back, but only by three months, another one has been fully privatised as of 01-Jun.

Meanwhile in Brazil, a continuing issue which arose out of an earlier round of privatisation there looks as if it will be resolved by way of re-tender, while an emasculated Infraero is left with small rural airports to manage and mentor.

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