The Airport City, or Aerotropolis, concept comes to Africa. Funding will be key. Part 2
This is the second part of a report entitled "Airport investment in Africa - overlooked by airport and other infrastructure investors". The first part was published on 7-Aug-2014.
While the Airport City, or wider Aerotropolis concept, may have been identified originally in the US before moving into Europe and Asia Pacific (especially China) and while Africa may have been late to embrace it, the continent is no longer a slouch where these commercial, airport-oriented cities are concerned.
Necessarily sourcing income will be vital. The PPP model is probably key, but "teamwork" will be needed.
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