Aena
Aena runs 46 airports in Spain plus London Luton and 17 airports in Brazil, earning regulated charges from airlines and rents from shops, car parks and car rental at its terminals.
One company runs almost every airport in Spain.
The 46 airports are run and priced as one network, so busy airports help fund small ones.
How big is Aena?
Airline charges first, then shops and car parks.
- Airport charges53%€3.35B
- Shops, car parks and car rental31%€1.98B
- International airports14%€0.91B
- Real estate and cargo2%€0.13B
Regulated charges plus shops on top.
- 146 Spanish airports
- 2Fees set by government
- 3Shops, car parks, lounges
Airline charges are capped every five years by the state, while shop and car-park rents are not, so commercial income drives profit growth.
- ENAIRE (Spanish state)51%
- Other shareholders38.55%
- Christopher Hohn (TCI funds)6.257%
CEO: Maurici Lucena Betriu
- 5-23Aena Aeropuertos incorporated
- 1-27Buys into London Luton Airport
- 2-11Listed on the Spanish stock exchanges
- 0-09Starts running six airports in north-east Brazil
- 2021Loss year in the pandemic
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