Auckland International Airport Limited (AIA)

[GTM 3442]

What percentage of Queenstown airport does AIA own?
I was impressed with Queenstown airport...maybe it was the free wifi that did it for me.

New Zealand airports don't have free wifi as a matter of course ? How twentieth-century ! ! !

[QOH]

New Zealand airports don't have free wifi as a matter of course ? How twentieth-century ! ! !

Wellington Airport doesn't have it unless it's got it very recently.
Brisbane didn't have it last time I was there either.

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New Zealand airports don't have free wifi as a matter of course ? How twentieth-century ! ! !

Personally I would say that actually caring about free Wi-Fi is quite '20th century'.

[CJ]

Personally I would say that actually caring about free Wi-Fi is quite '20th century'.

agree:

Pre 2010- complaining about lack of wifi
Post 2010- complaining abound small 3/4G data caps

[CJ]

Good result today?

But more important, what was the 27m of shares that traded pre-open? Thats 20% of the company! [edit: opps decimal place incorrect - only 2% of shares]

[bohemian]

Christchurch does.

[macduffy]

Not a lot said about AIA on these threads at present but it's interesting to note that the SP is around 12 month highs. OK, so are a lot of other stocks...........

[robbo24]

Not a lot said about AIA on these threads at present but it's interesting to note that the SP is around 12 month highs. OK, so are a lot of other stocks...........

AIA isn't volatile enough to get a lot of discussion going on Sharetrader...

Let's face it, if it pays regular dividends and/or increases in capital value slowly it won't get discussion on here.

[percy]

Certainly ticking along nicely.
Just had a look at it's chart and it looks very strong.

[RTM]

AIA isn't volatile enough to get a lot of discussion going on Sharetrader...

Let's face it, if it pays regular dividends and/or increases in capital value slowly it won't get discussion on here.

So major share holder is Auckland city...right ?
Now....I wonder if these shares...and those of the port...are up for sale when they need to fund their infrastructure plans ?