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Airport privatisation: The ‘R’ word (renationalisation) hangs over the world’s privatised airports

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Renationalisation is not a word often associated with the privatised airports business. But with little warning Bolivia has done just that, while politicians in Wales (UK) are about to do the same with the airport serving that nation's capital city. "Lack of investment" is given as the reason in both (and other) cases.

But is that really the case?

Similar reasons - investment deficiencies - have been put forward for the failure of some airport operating groups to win over the media, public and, most importantly, the travelling public.

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