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Airplanes and airports. Aena denies World Duty Free renegotiations of Barajas concession

Madrid, Spain - The retail company challenges rent growth against passengers’ number decrease

The Spanish airport operator Aena rejected World Duty Free (WDF) proposal to renegotiate rent contracts at Madrid airport. WDF, controlled at 50.1% by Edizione, holding owned by the Italian family Benetton, signed a contract with Aena in 2012, to run shops in 26 Spanish airports, including Barajas. On October 3, the Italian company explained that the agreement called for a rent increase from 193...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1163451
Rome, Italy, 10/21/2014 18:37
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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