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Aircraft and transport. Fraport to exit Delhi Airport by June 2013

Mumbai, India - "We are open to new investments in this country, but we would like policy clarity"

Fraport, one of the most important airport management firms in the world, will exit the DIAL consortium, which handles Delhi "Indira Gandhi" International Airport, by June 2013, and is therefore in talks with GMR, its partner in the joint venture, for the sale of its 10% stake: Kai Zobel, Fraport vice-president for global investments, declared to reporters in Mumbai on Wednesday 31 October 2012. The...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1146890
Rome, Italy, 10/31/2012 12:53
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