Fraport Greece completes four-year infrastructure development programme ahead of schedule
Fraport Greece's €440 million development programme benefited a total of 14 airports located across both the Greek mainland and islands.
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Fraport Greece's €440 million development programme benefited a total of 14 airports located across both the Greek mainland and islands.
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