Schiphol To Slash Capital Spending
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport will cut its capital outlays by 38% in 2009, to €290 million ($394 million), because of continued weakening in demand and an ecology tax that is draining traffic to nearby facilities in Belgium and Germany. The airport says traffic will drop 6-10% this year, after a 0.8%...
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