Retail surge lifts BAA

1-Jul-2001

UK. A 9% rise in net retail income at UK airports contributed to an increase in BAA?s first-quarter profits for the period ending June 30.

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By Dermot Davitt

UK. A 9% rise in net retail income at UK airports contributed to an increase in BAA?s first-quarter profits for the period ending June 30.

Pre-tax profits

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