| Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund, the second largest shareholder in Heathrow, has raised concern over a plan by UK aviation regulators to impose a real terms cut in the charges that the airport can secure from airlines for using its runways.
Akbar Al Baker, who sits on Heathrow’s board as a representative of the Qatar Investment Authority, which has a 20 per cent stake in the British airport’s parent company, took issue with the proposal by the UK Civil Aviation Authority...............................................Full Article: Source
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