EC APPROVES ITALIAN SUBSIDY FOR TORTOLÌ-ARBATAX AIRPORT
January 1st, 2007
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE ITALIAN government has been given permission to pump Euro 3.1 million in subsidies into Tortolì-Arbatax airport, a small regional airport in eastern Sardinia. The European Commission has authorised Rome's financing the upgrading and extending of its runway, terminal, perimeter road and related installations. Private company Gearto manages the airport under a concession expiring 2024.
THE ITALIAN government has been given permission to pump Euro 3.1 million in subsidies into Tortolì-Arbatax airport, a small regional airport in eastern Sardinia. The European Commission has authorised Rome's financing the upgrading and extending of its runway, terminal, perimeter road and related installations. Private company Gearto manages the airport under a concession expiring 2024.
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