Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer

All the more reason the airports should not just have kicked all their employees out in the cold, so they could keep feeding their capital/pension funds owners slightly less worse numbers. They are going to back to making their usual billions, and should have been a bit less short sighted. But being a monopoly owned by a capital/pension funds, means there is limited focus on anything but the quarterly disclosures. Certainly not on passenger experiences.