Mexican airport operators report uptick

All three of Mexico’s big privatised operators reported much improved results for the 2010 financial year and appear to have put the swine flu era behind them. One has even gone so far as to look beyond the country’s borders for new investment stimulus. [1715 words]

CAPA Members Login Username: Password: Remember details

Instantly get access to this article now for USD15.00. or If you've already bought this article, you can view it by typing your Article Key:

This report contains the following subheadings:

• Mexicana brought to its knees ... but bounces back
• Volaris plots bold US expansion
• Cancún Airport boosts ASUR’s international activity
• Natal gazing
• GAP more badly affected by Mexicana’s demise
• Good or bad investments

This report contains the following charts and tables:

• Chart 1: Mexican domestic passenger market share pre-Mexicana collapse (Nov-2009)
• Table 1: ASUR financial highlights for the 12 months ended Dec-2010 (all financial figures USD million)
• Table 2: ASUR financial highlights for the 3 months ended Dec-2010 (all financial figures USD million)
• Table 3: GAP financial highlights for the 12 months ended Dec-2010 (all financial figures USD million)
• Table 4: GAP financial highlights for the 3 months ended Dec-2010 (all financial figures USD million)
• Table 5: OMA financial highlights for the 12 months ended Dec-2010 (all financial figures USD million)
• Table 6: OMA financial highlights for the 3 months ended Dec-2010 (all financial figures USD million)