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Istanbul Ataturk Airport

Operated by TAV Airport Management, Atatürk InternationalAirport is the major international gateway to Istanbul, Turkey. Hosting domestic and international passenger and cargo services for over 30 airlines, the airport is a hub for airlines including Turkish Airways and AtlasJet. Atatürk International is among the fastest-growing major international airports in the world, enjoying exceptional growth in recent years, in line with the economic growth of Turkey and national carrier Turkish Airlines. 

Location of Istanbul Ataturk Airport, Turkey

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GMR Infra looks international for airport business growth. 1Q losses on Delhi and Istanbul

9-Sep-11 10:35 AM

As part of efforts to become a global player in the airport sector, India’s GMR Infrastructure is seeking to expand its international footprint beyond its Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen and Male presence. GMR, which also operates Delhi and Hyderabad airports, two of India's largest airports, is looking at projects in countries ranging from Spain and Croatia in Europe to Puerto Rico and North America in the Americas, in addition to airports in Southeast Asia and Africa. The company’s airport segment, meanwhile, reported a loss in the three months to Jun-2011, although its Male and Hyderabad airports were profitable. All GMR’s airports were profitable at the EBITDA level in the quarter, with robust traffic growth across the board.

Aegean narrows 1H loss despite difficult conditions

30-Aug-11 2:50 PM

Aegean Airlines, Greece’s largest airline by passenger numbers, narrowed losses in 1H2011 (six months to 30-Jun-2011) despite myriad trading difficulties across Europe and sharp fuel price rises. While economic problems have been much more acute in Greece than elsewhere, Aegean Airlines has turned the business around following cost reductions and a network overhaul, leaving it less exposed to the Greek market.

SkyWork CEO, Tomislav Lang New Swiss airline SkyWork aims for “metro-capital” airport success

22-Aug-11 1:26 PM

Tiny Switzerland has another airline, this one based in Bern, the nation’s capital and fourth largest city. Given that both Zurich and Geneva, the most populous, are small by global standards, basing an airline in a metro area with only 350,000 inhabitants may be a risky, and previously unsuccessful, endeavour. However, that history has not prevented yet another attempt named SkyWork.

European airlines ramp-up capacity to China

10-Aug-11 5:33 PM

Asia Pacific, particularly China, is one of the current destination hotspots for European carriers, with connections between Europe and China improving in recent months and over the past couple of years. The initial focus was obviously on providing connectivity between key European hubs and the capital city of Beijing, with services to Shanghai also quite extensive, although a number of carriers are adding service to secondary, albeit still large destinations in China, such as Chengdu, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Chongqin, Urumqi, Sancha, Dalian and Harbin.

Air Malta troubles worsen as unions flex muscle and LCCs grow

8-Jul-11 3:42 PM

Air Malta’s troubles have become more acute as the struggling carrier’s unions increase their opposition to large-scale redundancies. Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has stated the present situation is increasingly worrying, particularly in light of the EUR77 million the government has poured into the airline since Jun-2011.

JAL eyes domestic LCC; Qantas moots cuts as fuel bites; IATA reports shares drop 10%

1-Apr-11 6:12 PM

Japan Airlines – which officially emerged from court-promoted bankruptcy this week – has a domestic LCC on its radar with Jetstar the most likely partner. Jetstar will reportedly outline the business case for the Japanese to the Qantas board in coming weeks, according to reports in Japan and Australia.

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