abertis airports

Friday, July 30th

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Management contracts

abertis airports participates, through tbi, in the management of five airports in North America (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Bob Hope Airport, Middle Georgia Regional, Macon Downtown and Raleigh-Durham International Airport).

Through this system, abertis airports offers its services to those airports controlled by local authorities which seek the efficiencies, capabilities and other benefits associated with Management by abertis airports.

  • Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (Georgia, U.S.A.): In 2008, with over 90 million passengers and nearly 1,000,000 air traffic operations, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta remains the busiest airport in the world. More than 11 million passengers used the 28-gate international terminal managed by abertis airports. In addition, many airport common-use facilities, flight information display systems and aircraft aprons are managed or controlled by abertis airports. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport occupies 1,500 hectares with five parallel runways (the longest being 3,600 metres long) and six passenger terminals and satellites.
  • Bob Hope Airport (California, USA): Located in the south of the State of California, between the towns of Pasadena, Burbank and Glendale, it is the often-preferred airport in the Los Angeles area due to its convenient location and efficiencies. 5.3 million passengers pass through its installations annually.
  • Middle Georgia Regional Airport (Georgia, USA): Located in the centre of the State of Georgia, around 150 kilometres from Atlanta, this is a commercial airport with a great potential for growth. It has two runways and provides services to more than 30,000 passengers annually.
  • Macon Downtown Airport(Georgia, USA): This is a general aviation airport that has two runways and provides facilities and services to general aviation aircrafts including corporate jets.
  • Raleigh-Durham International Airport (North Carolina, USA): with 10 million passengers in 2008, it is currently developing new terminals (Terminal 2) that will treble the passenger capacity.