VINCI Airports


As a global operator, VINCI Airports designs, builds and operates more than 70 airports all over the world. By taking into account specific local interests, VINCI Airports unlocks the potential for growth at each of the facilities under its management.

Key figures

0
net emission by 2050 (scope 1&2)
13
countries on 3 continents
1st
private airport operator
100%
of VINCI Airports network is involved in the ACA*
*Airport Carbon Accreditation

Infrastructure

London Gatwick Airport

London Gatwick Airport

In 2018, VINCI Airports acquired 50.01% of London Gatwick airport. By gaining a foothold in London, VINCI Airports has strengthened its international presence by operating within the world’s primary aviation market. With 46 million passengers every year, London Gatwick is the United Kingdom’s second largest airport. It is also the world’s most efficient airport, with the busiest single runway.

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Kansai International Airport

Kansai International Airport

VINCI Airports first entered the Japanese market in 2015 when it was awarded the concession of two airports — one of which, Kansai International, is located on an artificial island. This unusual situation makes operating the aviation hub a real challenge for VINCI Airports, which must protect the site from extreme weather events in a region that is prone to typhoons.

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Lisbon airport

Lisbon airport

When VINCI Airports acquired ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal in 2013, it became concession holder of 10 of the country’s airports.
In Lisbon, traffic grew from 15 million to 30 million passengers in just six years and a major investment and expansion project to double the capital’s airport capacity is underway. The solution developed by VINCI Airports uses airport infrastructure across the two sites to serve Lisbon and the surrounding region.

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Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport

Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport

In 2016, VINCI Airports acquired the concession contract for Lyon‑Saint Exupéry Airport with the aim of making it one of the highest performing in Europe. A year later, the terminal has been renovated, doubling the airport’s capacity to make it the largest VINCI Airports hub in France.

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Salvador Bahia airport

Salvador Bahia airport

VINCI Airports entered the market in Brazil in 2017 when it signed the concession contract for the airport in Salvador with ANAC (Agence Nacional de Aviação Civil, the National Civil Aviation Agency of Brazil). The contract includes the operation, maintenance and extension of the terminal and the existing airport runways. VINCI Airports, in synergy with VINCI Energies, completed a programme to modernise the airport, with a strong environmental dimension.

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