Airport authority defends handling of debt crisis

THE Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) last night defended its handling of the process designed to break the impasse on the controversial €160 million Cork Airport debt issue.

Airport authority defends handling of debt crisis
Sat, 25 Feb, 2006 - 00:00
Eoin English

The DAA confirmed it had appointed consultants BDO Simpson Xavier to facilitate talks between the DAA and Cork Airport Authority (CAA) on who should carry the cost of Cork’s new passenger terminal.

A DAA spokesman also denied there was any conflict of interest despite BDO’s previous commercial relationship with the DAA.

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