Sardinian airports, public investments risk ending up in private hands: a deal worth 120 million euros

The Region has spent more than 120 million euros since 2010 to finance the development of Sardinian airports.

Investments guaranteed by public coffers which, however, risk ending up under the control of the F2i fund, which after getting its hands on the airports of Northern Sardinia is also aiming for Cagliari airport.

Meanwhile, in Alghero Ryanair is preparing to flee : "Investment funds think of profits and not of the well-being of the territory," explains manager Umberto Borlotti .

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