Airports of Thailand signs PPP deals to add third ground handling and cargo operator

Airports of Thailand signs PPP deals to add third ground handling and cargo operator
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Airports of Thailand (AOT) signed two public‑private partnership agreements with AOTGA on Oct. 8 to expand ground handling and cargo operations at Suvarnabhumi Airport, covering apron services, ground support equipment, passenger handling and a separate cargo warehouse development project.

AOTGA will become the airport’s third ground handling and cargo services operator, with ground handling operations slated to start in 2027 and the cargo warehouse requiring about 23 months for construction and preparation; the overall contract term is 25 years and the agreements were approved by Thailand’s Cabinet on Sept. 8 and signed by AOT President Paweena Jariyathitipong and AOTGA General Manager Siriwat Towachirakul.

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