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Copenhagen Airports confirms it to be selected by Bulgaria

Copenaghen, Denmark - The operator is seeking now for other East European airports to manage

Copenhagen Airports confirmed it to be selected by the Bulgarian Government to run the airports of Varna and Bourgas (see AVIONEWS). A final deal is now expected by the end of May, but meanwhile the operator is already seeking for other East European airports to manage. Copenhagen Airports’ Ceo disclosed that the group was selected because of its commercial capabilities to handle shops and restaurants a...

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Rome, Italy, 04/08/2005 18:43
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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