Investment paves the way for prosperity at Miami
Gavin Lipsith
15-Mar-2004
When Miami International airport announced its $4.8bn capital investment programme in 1995, the airport's international traffic was booming and duty-free revenues topped $65m. Almost 10 years later, the value of the airport's duty-free business has almost halved. But property manager Adrian Songer tells Gavin Lipsith that when the programme is completed in 2007 the airport will be well placed for long-term growth.
Article Preview:
It must be a frustrating job managing a commercial airport. No matter how hard you try to improve your facilities, until the economy returns to real growth, airport performance statistics
........Your Comments On This Article
Related Stories
Articles bearing the symbol
require subscription.
(1-Sep-2003) - US. The devastating effects of September 11 mean the recovery in traffic and commercial trading at Miami International airport could take until 2007, according to the airport?s aviation property manager.
(15-Mar-2004) - US. Miami International airport is hoping that security issues do not affect interest in its duty-free tender, to be announced at the end of March
(13-Feb-2004) - US. Miami International airport could make substantial changes to its rental structure when it publishes its eagerly anticipated tender for duty-free this summer.
(27-Jul-2001) -
(1-Nov-2004) - Miami-Dade aviation director Angela Gittens has resigned

Magazine
Magazine

Investment paves the way for prosperity at Miami