EIB PLOTS EUR400 MILLION LOAN FOR FRANKFURT AIRPORT
February 1st, 2016
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) has developed plans to lend EUR400 million to Frankfurt Airport, to finance the first phase of building a new terminal three at the German hub. This work would include a new terminal building, with two piers and 24 stands, a link to the airport’s existing baggage conveyor system, an additional SkyLine people-mover system and associated air and landside works. An EIB note said: “The proposed project expands the airport infrastructure to accommodate future traffic growth and improve passenger service standards…” The loan ...
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