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Aircraft and finance. Abertis may sell its UK airports

Belfast, United Kingdom - Belfast International, Cardiff and London-Luton might be sold to reduce the debt of the Spanish company

The Spanish firm Abertis might sell the three airports it currently operates in the United Kingdom, in order to reduce part of the 14-billion-Euro debt which weighs on the Barcelona-based company. A spokesperson for the firm confirmed that, currently, is conducting a review of the 29 airports Abertis handles worldwide: the hubs which might be "Sacrificed" will probably include London-Luton, Belfast...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1150038
Rome, Italy, 02/25/2013 13:17
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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