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Dublin: EUR 900 million to expand the airport

In anticipation of the increase in the number of aircraft in transit

By 2023, works should begin to expand Dublin airport in order to allow it to manage up to 40 million passengers a year, for an expense of around 900 million euros, to be added to the 320 million that will be invested from the company owning the structure (DAA, Dublin Airport Authority) for the construction of a new runway.The CEO Dalton Philips explained to "Irish Times" how in addition to the new...

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Dublin, Ireland, 09/07/2018 12:37
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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