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Aurel Vlaicu Airport gets rid of UPS to make room for a new terminal
Posted on October 15th, 2009
Aurel Vlaicu Airport gets rid of UPS to make room for a new terminal
The American UPS group, one of the world’s largest couriers, will be removed permanently next year from Aurel Vlaicu Airport, following a decision by the management of the state-owned company to use the leased space for a new investment, according to a statement for Business Standard, by George Mihalcea, General Manager of the Baneasa-based airport.
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