Investment in Airport Infrastructure

Investment in Airport Infrastructure. Introduction         Airports face particular problems in the timing and financing of investment. Management must be aware of these problems and develop a style and structure that organises the airport business in ways that support investment decisions. Investment Policies         Airports are a unique business with unique problems. The facilities must be adequate for safe and efficient operations. These facilities include runways, terminals, parking and access. They are expensive and "lumpy" projects that …

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