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Menzies assures victory at Lisbon, Porto and Faro airports

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Briefings

Following a failed initial attempt, the Spdh, now owned by Menzies and no longer holding TAP shares, received a new aviation license to operate at Lisbon, Porto, and Faro airports. This regulatory approval marks a significant turnaround after the company previously struggled with operational challenges.

Key points

• The Spdh, previously owned by TAP, now holds a new aviation license to operate at Lisbon, Porto, and Faro airports.
• The Spdh is currently managed by Menzies and no longer holds any TAP shares.

Context

The Spdh, a major Portuguese airline, faced operational difficulties that led to a failed initial application for new airport licenses. The subsequent regulatory approval by the aviation regulator marks a critical turning point for the company's expansion.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the Spdh's current status and the specific regulatory approval for three airports. It does not provide details on the timeline of the failed initial attempt, the specific operational challenges faced, or the future performance of the new licenses.

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