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Gavin Lipsith
15-Jun-2006
Speculation recently in the Spanish press indicates that one of Europe's great national airport networks could soon come under new ownership
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If that story sounds familiar, and you thought the BAA saga with Grupo Ferrovial was almost a done deal, think again. According to several recent reports, airport privatisation is finally
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