ANA's CEO considers that Portuguese airports are today "a good example" in Europe

The CEO of ANA Aeroportos considered that Portuguese airports are currently "a good example" in Europe, highlighting that they have registered a "much more fluid" operation during the summer. This positive assessment comes at a time when the company is seeking to demonstrate improvements in the management and functioning of national airport infrastructure.

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