ADP to increase capacity at Charles de Gaulle.(Aeroports de Paris)(Brief article)

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Aeroports de Paris (ADP) plans to invest EUR2.7bn to boost the passenger capacity of Charles de Gaulle airport by 20m before 2010.

ADP handled 56.6m ...

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