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13-Mar-2002
US. Airports across the US will lose $2.3bn in revenues during the year to September 2002, according to a devastating new report from Airports Council International (ACI). An ACI North America survey predicts that $446m of these losses will be in concession revenues at the region?s airports.
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By Dermot Davitt and Trevor Lloyd-Jones
US. Airports across the US will lose $2.3bn in revenues during the year to September 2002, according to a devastating new report from Airports
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