I do ( can you tell
), particularly for the management, although they would be at the mercy of the greedy shareholders, I guess. The former half owner, the Mac-bank related entity was, I think, private equity, so needed a large rate of return, especially in the years leading up to disposal - the asset was 'plumped up' for sale. So they screwed the Capex to the bare minimum - not buying enough stairs, FFS.
Ask the little tinkering at the edges, the awful cattle runs on the apron to direct the pax to the distant planes etc etc.
As an airport, it's not the end of the world. It's the history and how it's been run that bugs me.
Maybe with the new majority owner, someone who actually knows how to run airports, we might have some hope. The local tourist bosses think so.