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Madrid: "Sì" alla privatizzazione per il 90% aeroporti Madrid-Barajas e Barcellona-El Prat

Madrid, Spagna - Da cui punta a ricavare come minimo 5,3 miliardi di Euro per colmare parzialmente il suo debito pubblico

Madrid ha autorizzato la privatizzazione del 90,05% degli aereoporti maggiori del Paese: Madrid-Barajas e Barcellona-El Prat. La vendita all'asta, prevista per il 30 luglio, implica la gestione degli scali per la durata di vent'anni, più un eventuale rinnovo per la durata di un altro quinquennio e farà guadagnare almeno 5,3 miliardi di Euro al governo spagnolo (3,7 miliardi per l'aeroporto madrileno, p...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1132074
Roma, Italia, 07/19/2011 11:59
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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