POLISH AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT AID APPROVED BY BRUSSELS
August 1st, 2009
BY KEITH NUTHALL
MAJOR development works, which should see Poland's airports improved for visitors to the Euro 2012 football championship it is hosting with Ukraine, have received a major boost. The European Commission has approved Euro 500 million in public development aid to 10 airports across the country. The money will help expand existing regional airports near Pozna?, Rzeszów, Cracow, ?ód? and Bydgoszcz. And it will help found the construction of new airports serving Lublin, Modlin, the Podlasie region, Olsztyn-Szymany and Zegrze Pomorskie.
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