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Who will manage Ataturk Airport Terminals.
Posted on Thursday, June 02, 2005 @ 9:40 PM CEST by webmaster
Luchtzak Aviation, Belgium
June 2 2005
SN30952 writes "This are the firms that bid for the management
contract Ataturk Airport Terminals (tender scheduled for June 10.)
Here is the list:
Turkish Ictas operates Antalya Airport's second international terminal
(AYT Terminal 2) and joins with british TBI (Luton Airport-Britain).
Turkish Celebi joins with german Fraport that manages Antalya
international lines terminal with turkish Bayindir.
Canadian company, SNC joins with french ADP (Aero de Paris) that
operates airports in France.
Malaysian Company KLI joins with italian ADR (Auroport Di Roma)
that operates Leonardo Da Vinci and Fiominico airport in Rome.
Alsim Alarko joins the bidding with argentinian Corporacion
America SA, owned by an Argentinean Armenian businessman. Eduardo
Eurnekian's consortium operates 32 airports in Argentina and Zvartnots
International Airport in Armenia.
The company that provides the highest bid in a closed envelope bid
will win the lease for the international and domestic airport terminals
for a period of 15.5 years."
From: Baghdasarian
Posted on Thursday, June 02, 2005 @ 9:40 PM CEST by webmaster
Luchtzak Aviation, Belgium
June 2 2005
SN30952 writes "This are the firms that bid for the management
contract Ataturk Airport Terminals (tender scheduled for June 10.)
Here is the list:
Turkish Ictas operates Antalya Airport's second international terminal
(AYT Terminal 2) and joins with british TBI (Luton Airport-Britain).
Turkish Celebi joins with german Fraport that manages Antalya
international lines terminal with turkish Bayindir.
Canadian company, SNC joins with french ADP (Aero de Paris) that
operates airports in France.
Malaysian Company KLI joins with italian ADR (Auroport Di Roma)
that operates Leonardo Da Vinci and Fiominico airport in Rome.
Alsim Alarko joins the bidding with argentinian Corporacion
America SA, owned by an Argentinean Armenian businessman. Eduardo
Eurnekian's consortium operates 32 airports in Argentina and Zvartnots
International Airport in Armenia.
The company that provides the highest bid in a closed envelope bid
will win the lease for the international and domestic airport terminals
for a period of 15.5 years."
From: Baghdasarian