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BAA could give up the control of one London's airport

London, United Kingdom - Following to an investigation by the British Antistrust

BAA - British Airport Authority could be obliged to give up the control of one London's airports, because according to an investigation by the British Antitrust, the Group's monopoly (that manages seven airports in the United Kingdom), prohibits the competition. The matter regards not only the number of airports controlled by BAA, but also in the modality of controls. It regrets the indifference...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1088761
Rome, Italy, 04/23/2008 18:30
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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