Paris Le Bourget Airport invests heavily in its future

Aéroports de Paris (AdP) is seeking to expand the commercial horizons of the French capital’s dedicated business aviation gateway, after several years in w

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

December 19, 2007

Aéroports de Paris (AdP) is seeking to expand the commercial horizons of the French capital’s dedicated business aviation gateway, after several years in which its ambitions to attract new based operators and service companies have been dented by an adverse economy. At the same time, the airport has made progress both on controlling aircraft noise and on implementing more effective security controls.

Last November, AdP, the company that owns and operates the main Paris-area airports, approved a 12-year refurbishment plan for Le Bourget. “One of AdP’s priorities is to implement a master plan to increase business aviation traffic and make Le Bourget even more competitive than it is now as Europe’s leading dedicated business airport. We are reinvigorating the site to attract more private aircraft companies and associated industries here,” Le Bourget Airport director Michel de Ronne told AIN.

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