Aviation · Canarias · 13.11, 14:08
Joint management of eight Canary Islands airports from 2027
The Canary Islands government and the central government signed an agreement to create a joint management body for eight main airports.
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The new body will have 8 members. Each side will provide 4 members. The body will oversee aviation infrastructure investments exceeding 1.8 billion euro over 5 years. The Canary Islands government will chair the body during the first year.
From 1 January 2027, the archipelago will take over management of smaller airports and helicopter landing sites. These sites are not objects of general interest. Examples include Antigua on Fuerteventura and El Berriel on Gran Canaria.
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