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Fraport (AO) | Buy | Key takeaways from a press interview with the CEO
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Fraport (AO) | Buy | Key takeaways from a press interview with the CEO
agile economic backdrop, he remains
confident that the two parties will ultimately reach an agreement.
As a reminder, CFO Matthias Zieschang commented at our German Conference that the cargo contract signed in December
included a substantial price increase, and that Fraport was targeting a double-digit price increase in the passenger contract.
Frankfurt growth outlook remains intact
Schulte remains positive on Frankfurt’s outlook despite its slower post-pandemic recovery, with seat capacity expected to reach
93% of pre-COVID levels by October, compared with 88% for Munich.
Despite Condor’s planned move to Terminal 3 in summer 2027 and its ambitious growth plans through 2030, Schulte stressed
that Lufthansa and the Star Alliance will remain Frankfurt’s most important customers by a wide margin.
When questioned about Terminal 3 in the context of Frankfurt’s lower returns, he argued that the new terminal is needed to
support future growth and ease congestion in the northern part of the airport, which is key to improving punctuality and hub
quality.
German aviation costs remain a headwind
Schulte criticised Germany’s high aviation-related taxes and charges, arguing that the country has been unusually quick to
introduce or raise aviation taxes and fees.
While he welcomed the partial reversal of the latest ticket-tax increase, he said more relief is needed, particularly as the industry
faces additional kerosene-related costs.
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