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It has been reported how the operation of Castellon Airport is costing the Generalitat Valenciana some 46,300 per day, despite being still to receive it's first commercial flight.
The 2013 annual report submitted by Aerocas - the concession holder of the airport, 99% owned by the Generalitat Valenciana - revealed how 17 Mln of funding was received for the 'operation and maintenance' of the ghost airport.
Although Aerocas recently awarded the contract to operate the airport to Canadian company SNC-Lavalin, the move has been challenged by the Marina d'Or / Gesnaer consortium on the grounds of irregularities in the process.
The Compromνs opposition party has criticised the high cost of running Castellσn airport, and have estimated that the cost of electricity, cleaning, security only arrive at 13,000 per day.
The Compromis also reminded that the airport's debt stood at 120 Mln at the end of 2012, of which 36 Mln are due for repayment in 2015. With regards to losses, 8.5 Mln was lost in year 1, 7.5 Mln in year 2 and 5 Mln in year 3. Losses for 2014 are expected to be around 11.4 Mln - all whilst awaiting the arrival of it's first passenger.
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