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Aéroports de Lyon’s ambitious plan for expansion

When the expansion of Lyon-Saint Exupéry is completed its passenger capacity will increase by 50%, and with its new and improved low-cost Terminal 3 just the tip of the iceberg in its plans for expansion, it seems Aéroports de Lyon’s ambition knows no bounds. CEO Philippe Bernand explained to Amy Hanna how this year’s host of ACI EUROPE’s Regional Airports’ Conference and Exhibition is embracing every opportunity that Europe’s aviation industry has to offer.

New routes and LCCs key to Pau Pyrenees’ strategy

Located at the centre of the France’s Aquitaine region, Pau Pyrénées Airport is a key gateway for business travellers, pilgrim passengers and equine traffic. Now, as the airport enters a period of restructure across its air travel network, it is exploring opportunities for new routes from across the continent. Airport Manager Jean-Luc Cohen outlined the airport’s expansion strategy to Amy Hanna.

Aéroports de Paris pursues the perfect passenger experience

Last year saw a record series of successes for Aéroports de Paris. Highest ever passenger numbers at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport contributed to a +5.6% increase in its overall revenue of €2.64 billion, while 2012 also saw the acquisition of a 38% share in TAV Airports. Today, renovations at Paris-Orly and Charles de Gaulle are underway as part of its Horizon 2018 initiative to deliver an extraordinary airport journey. Recently appointed Chairman and CEO Augustin de Romanet explained to Amy Hanna his vision for further success.

RAK Airport expansion to meet vision for long-term growth

The emirate of Ras Al Khaimah is located in the northern part of the UAE. It continues to see strong growth in tourism, and Ras Al Khaimah International Airport is delivering a master plan that will increase terminal capacity and enhance the passenger experience. CEO Andrew Gower spoke to Ross Falconer.

New Queen Alia International terminal to boost tourism

The vibrant, dynamic nation of Jordan is experiencing strong economic growth. The increasing number of travellers to the Kingdom has prompted infrastructure developments such as the recently opened new terminal at Queen Alia International Airport, which is operated by Airport International Group (AIG). Its CEO Kjeld Binger spoke to Ross Falconer.