Keeping pace with cargo

Article Abstract:

One of the airports experiencing growth in cargo business is Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) in France. The airport is set to launch two new runways in the year 2000. Aeroports de Paris (ADP) cargo services general manager Jean Alain Ress has been working since 1987 to market cargo for the airport. ADP managed 1.3 million tons of cargo and mail in 1997, mostly via the congestion-free asset of CDG. The company has already partnered with FedEx and Air France, and Ress currently discussing new deals to create dedicated cargo bases with three major forwarders.

Sales, profits & dividends, France, Airports, Article

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Passengers to pay more for airport capacity growth

Article Abstract:

A bill allowing US airports to raise the Passenger Facility Charge has been approved by the House of Representatives. The Aviation Investment and Reform Act for the 21st century raises the PFC cap to $6 from $3 to help pay for improving equipment and capacity within the aviation system. The bill also takes the Aviation Trust Fund off budget, resulting in an increase in the Airport Improvement Program funds to $5 billion a year from $2 billion.

Government regulation

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A new US gateway

Article Abstract:

The new $585 million Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, the first international airport of Austin, TX, will open for commercial flights in May 1999. The airport sits inside the former Bergstrom military airbase, which provided one of the two runways. The airport will initially have 20 gates and is expected to eventually have a total of 55 gates, allowing for a passenger capacity of nine million.

Facilities & equipment

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