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- 9. Drop in Passenger Numbers at BAA’s Seven UK Airports in October 2008
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Drop in Passenger Numbers at BAA’s Seven UK Airports in October 2008. BAA’s seven UK airports handled a total of 12.4 million passengers in October 2008, a drop of 6% over the same period last year. Year to date, BAA´s UK airport traffic shows a decline of 1.9% for the ten months to October at a total of 125.8 million.
- 10. Decline in Passengers for BAA’s UK Airports in July 2008
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Decline in Passengers for BAA’s UK Airports in July 2008. BAA’s UK airports handled a total of 14.8 million passengers in July 2008, a drop of 1.7% on the same month last year. A combination of a weakening economic climate, rising airfares and airline capacity cuts meant that each airport in the group and most major markets lost ground in July. Year to date BAA UK airports traffic
- 11. SITA to Provide BAA with Telecom Functions as Part of Capgemini Consortium
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SITA to Provide BAA with Telecom Functions as Part of Capgemini Consortium. SITA has joined the consortium led by Capgemini UK plc to provide core IT services to all six BAA-owned UK airports including London Heathrow, the UK’s only hub airport, in a €120 million outsourcing deal. Rob Watkins, SITA Regional Vice President for Northern Europe, speaking at the Aviation ICT Forum 2011
- 12. BAA Agrees to Sell Gatwick Airport
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BAA Agrees to Sell Gatwick Airport. BAA has agreed to sell its 100% interest in Gatwick Airport Limited to an entity controlled by Global Infrastructure Partners for £1.51 billion. Of the sale price, £55 million is conditional on future traffic performance and the buyer's future capital structure
- 13. BAA selling Gatwick Airport
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BAA selling Gatwick Airport. Airport operator BAA is selling Gatwick Airport. The airport used by around 35 million passengers in 2007 is one of the busiest single-runway airports in the world.
- 14. BAA Reports January 2011 Traffic
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BAA Reports January 2011 Traffic. BAA’s airports handled a total of 7.5 million passengers in January 2011, an increase of 3.8% over January 2010. Domestic traffic grew most strongly in January (up 8.3%), having been affected more than other markets by snow across the UK in the same month last year. European scheduled traffic was up by 2.7% and North Atlantic traffic was 3.2% highe
- 15. BAA Appoints Rachel Lomax and David Begg as Non-Executive Directors
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BAA Appoints Rachel Lomax and David Begg as Non-Executive Directors. Rachel Lomax and Professor David Begg have joined BAA’s Board as Non-Executive Directors. Rachel Lomax has 40 years’ experience in policy making, at the heart of the British economy. Rachel served as Deputy Governor of the Bank of England from 2003 until 2008. Before joining the Bank of England,
- 16. BAA Reports June 2010 Traffic
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BAA Reports June 2010 Traffic. BAA has reported that its UK airports handled 9.5 million passengers in June 2010, a drop of 1.7% on June 2009.
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