Vinci: wins long-term concession for Tahiti Airport
(CercleFinance.com) - Vinci Airports has announced that it has been appointed by the French government as the successful candidate for the 40-year concession for Tahiti Faa'a airport, the main gateway to French Polynesia (about 1.
5 million passengers in 2019).
The new concessions company, which is 51% owned by Vinci Airports and 49% by French Polynesia, will be in charge of operating the airport, as well as carrying out work to improve service quality and operational efficiency.
In this new concession, its first in an overseas collectivity, Vinci Airports will implement energy efficiency measures and innovative solutions to enable the airport to become net zero (scopes 1 and 2).
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5 million passengers in 2019).
The new concessions company, which is 51% owned by Vinci Airports and 49% by French Polynesia, will be in charge of operating the airport, as well as carrying out work to improve service quality and operational efficiency.
In this new concession, its first in an overseas collectivity, Vinci Airports will implement energy efficiency measures and innovative solutions to enable the airport to become net zero (scopes 1 and 2).
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