BAA betters expectations

Article Abstract:

BAA PLC of the UK has reported profits before tax for the nine months ended Dec 31, 1999, that is only 5.5% lower than 1998 figures for the same period. Factors such as increased floor space and the construction of arrivals duty-paid facilities, in addition to the solid performances turned out by BAA McArthurGlen and BAA Lynton, contributed to the robust performance of BAA despite the abolition of European Union duty free.

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Coping with a cold climate

Article Abstract:

The Kangerlussuaq airport is projecting a profit of DKK1 million ($0.15 million) in 1998, from losses of DKK11 million ($1.72 million) in 1997. Most the airport's revenues were sourced from non-aeronautical activitiessuch as hotel, shop and petrol station. The airport reports annual traffic of 94,000, mostly in the period from June to August, with international traffic accounting for around 40% of the figure.

Greenland

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Duty-free fall arrested

Article Abstract:

UK airports are still attempting to recover from the European Union's duty free abolition in1999.

Government regulation (cont), All Other Specialty Food Stores, Airports, flying fields, & services, Misc. general merchandise stores, Duty Free Shops

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