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With the 5.6 billion-won ($5.06 million) deal set to be signed later this year, IIAC will take on multiple responsibilities, including reviewing the master plan and writing a white paper for the development and operation of the new airport that is set to replace Warsaw’s existing Chopin airport.
The photo shows a concept image for Poland’s new airport project.
(Photo: Solidarity Transport Hub website)
By Yim Hyun-su (hyunsu@heraldcorp.com)
