16-May-2007 11:24 AM
Study shows American airport require USD87.4 billion of investment to keep pace with passenger deman
Analysis
Airports Council International North America (ACI-NA) announced
(15-May-07) the results of a comprehensive study that shows that airports must
invest USD87.4 billion over the next four years on new airport infrastructure,
such as new runways, terminals, and gates in order to keep pace with projected
passenger and air cargo demand. This finding was included in ACI-NA's "Airport
Capital Development Costs for 2007-2011", which was unveiled at a press
briefing today.
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