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Investors head for airports, fly over airlines.

Byline: Sudipto Dey

Jun. 13--MUMBAI, India -- Airlines appear to be losing sheen as an investment destination. Investors now find airports more attractive to invest in, followed by cargo and logistics and maintenance, repairs & overhaul (MROs). The India story is, however, flying high with the country considered the most attractive emerging nation to invest in the aviation sector, along with China, but considerably ahead of the Middle East, Brazil and east European markets.

The Centre of Asia Pacific Aviation carried out a survey among national and internati

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