Spain Approves Record Investment of 13 Billion at the Airports
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The Airport Regulation Document (DORA) for 2027-2031 was approved this Tuesday in the Council of Ministers and foresees one of the largest investment and transformation processes of the airport network of Aena, said the Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Oscar Puente.
The Council of Ministers approved on Tuesday the so-called DORA III (Aeroports Regulation Document), which foresees an investment of about 13 billion euros between 2027 and 2031, in order to boost more modern, sustainable, safe and competitive airports, as well as improve the experience of passengers. An investment that is not financed from the General State Budgets (PGE), but from the revenues of the airport system itself managed by Aena. But w…
The government approves the DORA 2027-2031 with almost 13 billion investments in airports in Spain, the largest in history, with tariffs that will rise by 0.33% annually.The entry The government approves the largest investment in airports in Spain: almost 13 billion and the keys of the plan appears first in Moncloa.
The Council of Ministers today approved the document of Airport Regulation (DORA) for the period 2027-2031, which contemplates an investment of about 13 billion euros in... The entry The Government approves an investment of 4,488 million euros in Madrid airports was first published in Gazetín Madrid.
The Council of Ministers approved on Tuesday the document of Airport Regulation (DORA) for the period 2027-2031, a planning that contemplates approximately 13 billion euros for the Aena network. Of this total figure, 5.2 million euros will be invested directly in the airport of Badajoz.According to the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, the envelope for the Pacific infrastructure will be implemented over the next five years. The bud…
Badajoz Airport will receive an investment of 5.2 million euros over the next five years within the new Airport Regulation Document (DORA) approved on Tuesday by the Council of Ministers.
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