Changing alliances

Article Abstract:

Airline alliances can change the day to day operations at terminals and alter traffic patterns, and they can also affect slot ownership and use. The Airports Council International (ACI) Europe wants its members to be involved in slot allocation decisions, but member states do not want the airports to participate. "Airlines have always had influence with member states. They carry the pride of the nation on their tail," said ACI Europe chairman, Philippe Hamon.

Strategy & planning, European Union, Article

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Auckland leads New Zealand revival

Article Abstract:

Auckland International Airport Ltd (AIAL), which posted $74.1 million in revenue and $21.4 million in net profit for 1997, is seeing positive trends in passenger and aircraft numbers in spite of dropping air traffic in the Asia Pacific region. Passenger traffic in FY 1998 was 7.5 million, reflecting a 1.1% decline, but total revenue rose by 10%. In Jun 1998, the government of New Zealand reported that it was floating its 51.6% interest in AIAL.

Sales, profits & dividends, New Zealand

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