Industry experts say there are uneven infrastructure and training levels from one country to the next. In some cases, development may be taking place too quickly for officials to ensure safety rules are being met and enough public services provided.
Brendan Sobie says countries must have enough roads and other infrastructure to meet growing demand and passenger arrivals.
“The countries and airports that don’t invest basically lose out on the traffic to other airports and countries. And that of course creates an incentive to invest because these airports and countries don’t necessarily want to lose out on that growth, on that traffic. Unfortunately, there’s a huge lag; you know, it takes a long time to build an airport and build a runway and build a terminal and what happens is that sometimes the growth is just very rapid, they just get behind the curve and we’re seeing some of the governments now racing to catch up to that.”
And that’s our program for today. We hope you enjoyed it.
I’m Christopher Cruise.
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