Multinational Spanish construction company Ferrovial sees more opportunities for investment in airports across the US after leading a massive terminal overhaul at New Yorks John F Kennedy International Airport CEO Ignacio Madridejos said on Thursday Speaking at the Reuters NEXT conference in New York Madridejos said the infrastructure company expects long-term growth in air travel US inbound travel demand has ebbed in 2025 in part due to inflation and concerns over President Donald Trumps policies around immigration and trade The New Terminal One at JFK Airport has a 95 billion price tag and is expected to open in phases starting in 2026 A consortium of labor operating and financial partners led by Ferrovial secured 65 billion in bank loans the largest ever committed for an airport terminal
