Has Development Corporation

HASDC is an airport development, management, and advisory company. It is a US corporation. The company says it was incorporated in 2001. It works on airport projects in Central and South America.

The company has played a role in airport privatizations, concessions, and public-private partnerships. The company says these projects add value to the markets where the airports are located. It also provides technical help and consulting for airport planning and development.

The site lists past and present airport projects. These include Mariscal Sucre International Airport in Quito, Ecuador. The list also includes Juan Santamaria in San Jose, Daniel Oduber Quiros in Liberia, and Ramon Villeda Morales in San Pedro Sula. Three more are in Honduras. They are Juan Manuel Galvez in Roatan and Goloson in La Ceiba.

The company says it can support almost all airport work. This includes operations, capital development, planning, commercialization, privatization, and training. Its services include management audits, passenger and cargo growth studies, and airport master plans. It also covers financial planning, safety management plans, and emergency response.

HASDC says it works with airport authorities, local governments, and communities. It says it can be a minority shareholder and does not need control. The site lists three priorities. The first is to identify how HASDC can help. The second is to always do the right thing, and do it well. The third is that the economic benefits will then come.

The website has pages for projects, services, governance, giving back, recognitions, news, and policies. It also has a contact page for questions about airport work.