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BAA could save the plagued NATS

London, Great Britain

The UK's biggest airports operator, BAA, may ride to the rescue of the country's plagued air traffic control service. BAA is looking to take a GBP£50 million (USD$72.7 million) stake in the partly privatized National Air Traffic Control Service (Nats) which is seeking investment to shore up its financial situation. If negotiations are successful, BAA plans to expand Nats services in Europe, the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 29115
Rome, Italy, 05/30/2002 16:36
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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