MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's AENA airports authority, the world's largest, aims to raise around 6 billion euros (5 billion pounds) in a partial privatisation before the end of the year, sources familiar with the situation said on Thursday.
AENA is entirely owned by the Spanish state and runs 46 airports in Spain alone, including Madrid, a European hub for flights from Latin America. Spain, whose sun soaked beaches are among Europe's most popular, welcomed nearly 58 million visitors in 2012.
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