KAC resumes talks with Ecuadorian government on Manta Airport
An agreement for Korea Airports Corporation to take up a concession to operate the coastal Manta Airport in Ecuador was all but finalised a few months ago when the country's civil aviation authority suddenly stopped it. Now it seems to be back on again.
Not much has changed since then, apart from a big hike in seat capacity. There are only two airlines operating, both are in bankruptcy protection, and there are no LCCs.
Yet that should not be a problem for KAC, which has ample experience of handling what are fundamentally tourist-oriented airports back in Korea.
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