Aviation services firm Alpha Airports has bought a British Airways in-flight catering operation at Gatwick for $22.4 million.
It has also struck a new 10-year deal with BA to supply in-flight catering at Gatwick and other regional airports. It expects turnover to be around $96 million in the first full year.
Source: Flight Daily News
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