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First public-private partnership for construction works on a Romanian airport
Posted on February 9th, 2010
First public-private partnership for construction works on a Romanian airport
Blue Air, the largest low-cost operator on the Romanian market, held by businessman Nelu Iordache, has contributed 19 million euros to the share capital of BlueAero, which will manage George Enescu International Airport in Bacau, in order to meet the terms of documents that attest the enforcement of the concession contract for operating and modernising the airport.
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