February 9, 2010
Published: 20 Nov 09 16:34 CET
Online: http://www.thelocal.se/23392/20091120/
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The Swedish Airports and Air Navigation Services (LFV) is to sell off six of its airports to municipalities or other local parties in connection with a reorganisation of the company in 2010.
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If I recall, he also deiced the plan, started it up, loaded the bags, radioed himself for departure and pulled back on the stick and off we went! He wished us well at Terminal 3.
I can see that selling off the airport is the next logical step!