CAPA / Aviation Week
24 September 2026
Technology continues to shape the airport business as it does many others. At the same time fewer investors have been considering airports as homes for their money as there have been in the past.
So it is illuminating to discover a new investor in them, one that has no known prior experience of the sector but which has become a major player in financing artificial intelligence (AI) and its supporting infrastructure.
The American company, more used to investments in the likes of SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic, has joined a consortium that involves a local Indian company, a Singaporean sovereign wealth fund and the world's largest asset manager to take a stake in India's Adani Airports, the largest private sector airport operator there, which when completed will total over 5.5%...
