- Free air navigation;
- Free registration desks;
- Free taxi stops;
- Free ad spaces;
- Free rent of space for commercial points in terminals;
- Free baggage claim system;
- Free ticket offices;
- Free land near airport for hotel construction;
- Constant parking spaces for plains;
- Airport charge of 7,5 dollars per passenger for the next 4 years;
- 35% share of duty-free incomes;
- Possibility of 60-day credit from airport’s side.
- The National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine will assess the entire negotiation process regarding compliance with the legislation and conditions of the competition. Infrastructure and justice ministries, as well as the Boryspil airport will participate as well;
- The negotiation process with Ryanair will continue. Daniel Bilak, the director of the Investment Promotion Office, will be involved alongside the infrastructure ministry and Boryspil airport;
- The infrastructure ministry will speed up the development of the Transport Sector Development Strategy in the air segment. Moreover, a strategy for the development of Ukrainian airports will be looked into, including the involvement of low-cost airlines.
Prepared by Vitalii Rybak for UkraineWorld group (ukraineworld.org)
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