Lima Airport – the jewel in Fraport’s overseas crown?
A recurring theme in CAPA reports recently has been airports that have publicly committed to pressing ahead with infrastructure development irrespective of the present situation. In some cases the reasoning has been that of securing or gaining strategic advantage, in others it has been to do with an environmental agenda.
In the case of Lima Airport Partners - an organisation 80% owned by Fraport - it is neither; merely a statement of the strength of both it and the parent company and of its ability to attract international financial organisations to finance it in the midst of what is a battle for the entire industry to survive and prosper.
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