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    Die Carney-Regierung strebt eine Flughafenprivatisierung an und potenzielle Investoren „stehen bereit“

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    1. RNTMA on

      It would be political suicide to do this, but that’s never stopped politicians before. Wynne made the same mistake in Ontario and it destroyed her credibility.

    2. DrDankDankDank on

      Can I ask a really stupid question? If it’s a good enough investment that private investors would put their money in, like guaranteed to make them money, why doesn’t the government just invest its own money and then get the returns?

    3. Philsidock on

      Yeah, just let the feds sell off any valuable assets they have left. I’m sure it won’t increase airport fees, reduce accountability, and deepen the pocket books of corrupt businessmen. 👌

    4. BCThunder on

      There won’t be much interest in the smaller ones but YVR has thrived under private ownership and it is routinely ranked among the best in the world. I foresee a mix of public/private.

    6. toilet_for_shrek on

      I hope the floor crossers can explain to their constituents how this will somehow benefit them. If they stopped ignoring emails, that is

    7. J0Puck on

      This one policy would basically see airport fees go up, plus make air travel very unobtainable for a majority. For me, of all the things we’ve seen the last year with federal policy under the carney government, I haft to disagree with this policy. Rather keep the formula we have. Not that there’s anything I could think of to make Canadian owned airports better financially. Any ideas?

    8. keetyymeow on

      I will protest at yvr if this happens. Cause wtf this is not happening. Figure it out Canada.

      How can other governments figure it out without selling it private?

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