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August 2007
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Written by Alexandre Rocha
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Tuesday, 07 August 2007 18:52 |
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As Brazil suffers with shortcomings in its airport infrastructure, the airport management business around the world is increasingly attracting the interest of investors. Larger or smaller sized premises, both in developed and developing countries, are even attracting capital from other sectors seeking to profit from the worldwide growth in air transport.
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regard to foreign airports that specialize in industrial services. Conversely, what better way to encourage trade in the region than to privitize and rationalize as much of the industrial air transport grid
as possible? There have to be several managers at Embraer or Gol, or even Tam, or military officers joining the private sector who have the potential to build a strong company in this space.