Fraport bids for concession covering 22 Greek regional airports
Fraport and Delta Airport Investments have expressed interest in a 40-year concession covering 22 Greek regional airports, competing against two other bidders.
Fraport is bidding for a concession covering 22 regional airports in Greece, in partnership with Delta Airport Investments, according to the source. The company already holds Greek airport assets and has signalled interest in expanding them.
Two other parties are in the tender. One is the operator of Athens airport. The other is a consortium of GEK TERNA and GMR Airports Greece.
The concession would run for about 40 years and cover operation, management, development, expansion and maintenance of the airports. Among the 22 sites named are Alexandroupolis, Chios, Ioannina, Karpathos, Lemnos, Milos, Naxos and Paros. The source did not name the remaining locations.
No timeline for the tender or a decision was given.
Sources
- aerotelegraph.comFraport bewirbt sich um 22 weitere Regionalflughäfen in Griechenland