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Airports
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Gatwick runway expansion cost could put airport's low cost business model at risk
Independent Transport Commission warns that high cost of investing at Gatwick could see access charges rise beyond sustainable level. -
Let Britain Fly: business needs "quick decision on airports expansion"
Public consultation on the Davies Airport Commission findings has closed - time for decisions and action for business says Mace CEO Mark Reynolds -
Runways – assessing the options
The Airports Commission has put out new consultation assessing the impacts of all three south east runway options. Time for the regions to take a view. -
Video: the Colas way to build and maintain runways
Runway work is some of the most exciting around - get a flavour from this video ahead of next week's Runways event debating the Airport Commission’s consultation. -
Runway costs will be greater than airports have estimated, says commission
New reports assess impacts, costs and benefits of new south east runway options. -
Gatwick leads in bid for new runway as estuary airport ruled out
Second runway can be operational by 2025, with cheaper and faster UK airport solution, says its transport adviser Hugh Sumner -
Airports Commission presents UK with a Hobson’s choice for a future hub airport.
The opportunity to become Europe's key aviation hub has been spurned, says Alistair Lenczner. Plus AECOM's Chris Choa responds in defence of Heathrow. -
Public must demand new runways or nothing will happen says business group
Campaign launched to get silent majority to oblige their MPs to back Let Britain Fly -
"Only hub left in the race" Heathrow looks to rally Mayor's support
Heathrow bids seek backing of Mayor, furious at shattering of island airport dream. -
Estuary hub rejected by Davies as “not the right answer” for London airport capacity
£100bn cost and “speculative” benefit claims sink plans for island airport; and commission questions whether a hub could be sole solution