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Ferrovial sells BAA stake below 50%

10.10.11
Ferrovial announces the long-awaited sale of some of its stake in the Heathrow Airport owner BAA, selling 6% to a US rival for €325 million (£281 million)... more

More passengers for Heathrow but cargo slides

12.09.11
Heathrow flew record numbers of passengers in August, but cargo volumes fell for the fifth time in six months... more

BAA raises $1bn with debut US 10-year bond

23.06.11
Heathrow-owner BAA raises $1 billion (£625million) from its first venture into the American institutional debt market... more

Ferrovial's sale of stake in BAA takes off

13.01.11
Ferrovial pushes ahead with a plan to sell a 10% stake in Heathrow operator BAA to halve its €24.5 billion debt... more

Third of Britain's infrastructure has foreign owners

03.12.10
More than a third of Britain’s infrastructure — including energy, water and transport — is under foreign ownership, the OFT reveals... more

Ferrovial to sell off slice of its BAA stake

22.10.10
Ferrovial, the Spanish infrastructure group, sets out plans to sell 10% of its stake in BAA, the owner of Heathrow and Stansted... more

BAA refinances debt to pay back £1.1bn loans

20.08.10
Heathrow and Stansted owner BAA cuts its interest bill after setting up a £625 million lending facility with eight banks... more

Taking stock of British assets’ foreign owners

19.07.10
After Britain’s infrastructure assets were the subject of a blitz of privatisations in the Eighties and then faced a host of takeover deals, many now lie under foreign ownership... more

BAA still feeling the pain of British Airways cabin crew strikes

12.07.10
BAA, owner of Heathrow, blames the impact of British Airways’ cabin crew strikes on the decline in passenger numbers at its airports... more

BAA £10m worse off after volcanic ash and BA strikes

24.06.10
BAA's annual earnings will come in £10 million lower after this year’s triple-whammy of bad weather, British Airways strikes and Iceland’s volcanic ash... more

BAA hit by volcanic ash and cabin crew strike

10.06.10
Heathrow and Stansted-owner BAA admits passenger numbers at its British airports fell again in May... more

Foreign takeovers prompt inquiry into UK firms' owners

14.05.10
The Office of Fair Trading announces a massive stock take of British infrastructure including ports, airports and energy networks ... more

BAA’s passenger growth frozen by January snow

10.02.10
Heathrow operator BAA claims January’s heavy dumping of snow had not ruined the airline industry recovery... more

BAA: Snow is stopping hundreds of thousands flying

11.01.10
Snow and fog kept 150,000 passengers from flying last month, Heathrow operator BAA admits... more

Heathrow, Stansted to get £500m

13.11.09
Heathrow and Stansted airports were told today that they will be getting a massive £500 million injection of cash... more

No takers after Gatwick is forced to put itself on sale

16.07.09
The future of Gatwick has turned from the uncertain to the farcical after the forced sale of London’s second airport was derailed by news that no one wants to buy it ... more

Gatwick gets ready for its new owner

27.04.09
Gatwick airport should get a new owner in the coming weeks as three bids went in for London’s second airport... more

Hoon held Madrid talks to 'build bridges' over BAA row

08.04.09
Geoff Hoon flew to Madrid for talks with the owners of Heathrow and Gatwick after they complained about Britain's competition watchdog... more

BAA 'may only get £1.3bn for Gatwick'

23.03.09
Gatwick Airport could be worth as little as £1.33 billion, rather than the £2 billion-plus its owner BAA hoped to receive from auctioning it off ... more

Bad deal for the Spanish but they deserve some sympathy

25.02.09
Commentary: Little Englanders can be excused for sniggering at this cautionary tale of corporate comeuppance... more

Infrastructure group halts Gatwick bid

16.02.09
Aviation: A consortium comprising private equity group 3i's infrastructure arm and two Canadian pension schemes has pulled out of the bidding for London's Gatwick airport, a source briefed on the matter said... more

City Airport owner to bid for Gatwick

19.01.09
Aviation: The owner of City Airport today confirmed that it will lodge a bid for Gatwick ahead of tonight's deadline... more

BAA ordered to sell Gatwick and Stansted as the price of failure

17.12.08
BAA has been ordered to sell Gatwick and Stansted airports because of its history of poor service to passengers and airlines... more

BAA suffers £224m loss as passengers dive by 6%

18.11.08
Aviation: Britain's major airports have plunged into the red as latest passenger numbers reveal they are deep in recession... more

Time to act together on rates

07.10.08
A cut by the MPC acting on its own, though welcomed, would quickly be forgotten in the current market climate... more

Money worries hit BAA plan

02.06.08
The refinancing of the BAA London airport monopoly remains uncertain after banks were called in to provide loans in an attempt to shore up a £10 billion debt restructuring... more

Comment: Aviation industry is under fire

11.03.08
The deal between the Civil Aviation Authority and airports operator BAA on landing charges is bad news for holidaymakers... more

BAA boss quits on eve of Heathrow T5 opening

27.02.08
The boss of airports operator BAA - which runs Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted - has quit amid a growing crisis at the company... more

£700,000 for BAA boss ousted after 20 months

27.02.08
The boss of BAA - which runs Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted - is set for an estimated £700,000 payoff after being ousted in a boardroom coup... more


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