Transport
Aena "receptive" to government views on Balearic airports
Vice-President Biel Barceló, the regional minister for transport, Marc Pons, and government officials met the president of Aena yesterday. José Manuel Vargas assured the government that decisions regarding the three Balearic airports would take its views into account. The government will participate in the drawing up of the master plan for the airports' future.
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God (any God) help us if they do. They can't even run a Farmacia, let alone 4 airports. It will be more jobs for friends and family and more of our tax money going down the drain. They have just decided to de- privatise the ITV vehicle testing stations, even after admitting they were being well run. Can't politicians keep their hands off anything ?