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Jun 24, 2010 (newstodate): The three airport serving the Russian capital, Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo and Vnukovo may face a joint future.
The Russian private investment bank Troika Dialog together with Credit Suisse has analyzed Russia's need for a strong aviation hub at Moscow, arriving at the conclusion that if Moscow is to compete successfully against other European hubs like London and Amsterdam, its three airports must work together.
This would also imply that the investors involved in the airports, including the Russian state and the city government must define a common strategy and even find joint investors through privatization.
The issue is complicated as Domodedovo is already fully privatized, while Vnukovo is half private, half city government-owned.
The Russian private investment bank Troika Dialog together with Credit Suisse has analyzed Russia's need for a strong aviation hub at Moscow, arriving at the conclusion that if Moscow is to compete successfully against other European hubs like London and Amsterdam, its three airports must work together.
This would also imply that the investors involved in the airports, including the Russian state and the city government must define a common strategy and even find joint investors through privatization.
The issue is complicated as Domodedovo is already fully privatized, while Vnukovo is half private, half city government-owned.