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08/04/2002 |
| At the end of January, the AOA launched its proposals for a sustainable aviation policy. Gideon Ewers reports from Westminster. |
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08/04/2002 |
| In the Winter edition of The Airport Operator, we headlined an article about the state of the air transport industry "Green shoots or a false spring?" The article noted a number of conflicting indicators, both in the market place and as a result of legislative moves in Brussels. In the last few weeks, the landscape has not changed markedly, but at least the view has become clearer. |
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08/04/2002 |
| Roger Cato assumed control of Gatwick at one of the most challenging times in the airport's history - yet there are signs of recovery on the horizon. The incoming AOA chairman explained his plans to Gideon Ewers. |
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08/04/2002 |
| Like a beacon of hope in the dark days, Stansted has continued its impressive advance and claims to be Europe's fastest-growing airport in each of the past two years. To maintain this position, BAA has invested substantially to boost capacity. |
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08/04/2002 |
| The story that NATS was seeking additional government money made for sensational newspaper headlines - but hardly reflects the real situation. Chief Executive Richard Everitt has spoken exclusively to The Airport Operator, to spell out the steps NATS is taking to address the consequences of 11 September for its business mission. |
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