BAA points way for air policy-makers

A NEW airport terminal ahead of schedule and on budget. An airport operator that welcomed 6% more passengers last year, with revenues up 7% and operating profits up 9%.

BAA points way for air policy-makers

“Great retail performance, in spite of adverse conditions, smart use and development of assets and improved customer service, all supported by a strong focus on innovation,” said the chief executive.

It may sound like an airport on Fantasy Island, beyond the wildest dreams of the Irish Government or the Dublin Airport Authority. But in reality this is close to home at London Heathrow, where BAA, the former state-owned airports authority, reported better-than-expected results yesterday.

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