Post by Humberside on Aug 20, 2012 17:31:35 GMT
Peel Airports financial results for the year to the end of March have been released. DSA's losses have decreased despite a fall in passenger numbers, which has to be a little bit of good news. A long way to go though before DSA is recording profits
www.thebusinessdesk.com/northwest/news/361246-peel-airports-losses-rise-to-11.4m-but-jla-shines.html?news_section=4148
At Robin Hood Airport, operating losses were reduced from £3.7m to £3.4m despite a slight fall in passenger numbers from 888,717 to 845,589.
The group said it would focus on managing costs and improving operational efficiency at Robin Hood, while also attracting new business.
"The directors believe that the opportunity for better access to the airport afforded by the now-approved FARRS Link road projedct will assist in attracting new airlines to the airport.
The group said it would focus on managing costs and improving operational efficiency at Robin Hood, while also attracting new business.
"The directors believe that the opportunity for better access to the airport afforded by the now-approved FARRS Link road projedct will assist in attracting new airlines to the airport.
www.thebusinessdesk.com/northwest/news/361246-peel-airports-losses-rise-to-11.4m-but-jla-shines.html?news_section=4148