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DFA plans flexible approach at WashingtonDFA plans flexible approach at Washington
10-Apr-2003
As Duty Free Americas (DFA) celebrates its first airport tender victory in Washington, CEO Jerome Falic has expressed his confidence in the potential of retail at the city's Dulles and Reagan National airports
The five-year concession, which primarily concerns four duty-free stores across Washington Dulles main, B, C and D terminals, includes a five-year option to extend. DFA will take over from incumbent The Nuance Group on June 1.Bookmark This Article
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