VINCI Airports in the world

With an operating presence of more than 20 years in Cambodia, 13 years in France and 4 years in Portugal, VINCI Airports consolidated its position as the world’s leading private airport operator in 2017. Through new acquisitions over the past two years – including concessions in Chile, Japan and the Dominican Republic- VINCI Airports confirmed its place among the world's top 4 airport operators.

3 airports to support Cambodia's tourism boom long term

With more than 20 years of operating presence in Cambodia, VINCI Airports now operates Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Sihanoukville airports. Financial commitment and proactive cooperation with local stakeholders - through initiatives like its support for Khmer crafts - have contributed to doubling the traffic passing through Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and promoting the country's tourism industry. VINCI Airports launched a 200 million dollar investment programme to be completed by 2025.

Find out more about our presence in Cambodia

12 regional airports in France

With 13 years of operating presence in France, VINCI Airports operates 12 airports of all sizes. The constant commitment of airport teams to air traffic development made it possible to outperform average market growth in 2017: 9.4% for all airports. Regular structural investment also delivers an appropriate and supportive response to regional needs. Recent projects include:

• the acquisition of Aéroports de Lyon in November 2016, holding a concession contract running until 2047 for Lyon-Saint Exupéry, France’s second-largest regional airport, and Lyon-Bron airport

• the inauguration in November 2016 of renovated terminals (passenger and business) at Chambéry airport and a brand-new business aviation terminal at Grenoble airport.

10 airports in Portugal, including the international hub of Lisbon

In 2013, VINCI Airports took over operation of 10 airports in Portugal, since then they have delivered exceptional growth in terms of air traffic and non-air related business. The proactive attitude of VINCI Airports teams in Portugal and a governance principle tailored to the specific needs of individual regions are two of the key factors behind this success.
 

A retail redesign for our Portuguese airports
Opening of the EasyJet base opens at Porto
Inauguration of Faro airport's new terminal

Santiago airport in Chile

Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport in Santiago, Chile has been operated since October 2015 by the Nuevo Pudahuel consortium formed by VINCI Airports (40%), Aéroports de Paris (45%) and the Italian construction group Astaldi (15%). The 20-year contract covers an ambitious programme of development work designed to double the capacity of the infrastructure in response to the impressive potential for growth in air traffic.

Take a 360° virtual tour through Santiago airport's construction works

Prime contractor services: a key factor for success in Chile

Kansai, Osaka and Kobe airports in Japan

In December 2015, the concessionaire company formed by ORIX and VINCI Airports has signed a 44-year concession contract with the New Kansai International Airport Company (“NKIAC”) for the operation of Kansai and Osaka international airports. In 2016, Kansai Airport welcomed 28 million passengers. In 2017, the VINCI Airports-ORIX-Kansai Airports consortium signed a 42-year concession contract with Kobe City for the operation of Kobe Airport.

6 airports in the Dominican Republic

Acquired in December 2015 from the investment fund Advent International, Aerodom is the concession holder for six of the nine airports in the Dominican Republic, including the capital: Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata. Operation transferred to VINCI Airports in April 2016 under the terms of this concession contract, which runs until 2030.

Salvador airport, in Brazil

VINCI Airports signed on July 28th 2017 the Concession Agreement with ANAC (Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil) for the Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães airport, located in the city of Salvador, Brazil. With more than 7.5 million passengers welcomed in 2016, the airport is Brazil's 9th-largest airport. The 30-year term concession contract won by VINCI Airports covers operation, maintenance and extension-upgrading of the existing terminal and the runways system.
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