IATA cautions Nigeria, others over airport privatisation, concession

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) yesterday cautioned Nigeria and other countries on the verge of either privatising or concessioning airport infrastructure to be wary of models that prioritise financial gains. IATA, the clearing house for over 290 international airlines

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