BAGGAGE HANDLING LOANS
April 1st, 2003
Keith Nuthall
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank is planning to help Irish and Italian airports comply with new European baggage inspection regulations. It plans to lend up to Euro 150 million to Italian civil aviation authority ENAC to install security inspection equipment and modify baggage-handling systems at 37 Italian airports. And it plans to lend Aer Rianta Euro 110 million to help construct a new passenger terminal at Cork airport, funding a new hold baggage screening facility, road construction and parking.
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank is planning to help Irish and Italian airports comply with new European baggage inspection regulations. It plans to lend up to Euro 150 million to Italian civil aviation authority ENAC to install security inspection equipment and modify baggage-handling systems at 37 Italian airports. And it plans to lend Aer Rianta Euro 110 million to help construct a new passenger terminal at Cork airport, funding a new hold baggage screening facility, road construction and parking.
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