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Lakeside Efw Ltd (PDF)
The risk to the Heathrow consumer is if these costs are “sunk” and the consumer ends up paying for them even if Heathrow expansion does not go forward.
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CAP2312B (PDF)
The existing Heathrow departure routes climb the outbound traffic to c.6,000ft, routeing underneath one of Heathrow’s arrival holds (in pink) with a base of c.7,000ft.
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Manchester Airport Group (MAG) (PDF)
The CAA is consulting on the ‘Economic Regulation of Heathrow Airport Limited: policy update and consultation on the early costs of capacity expansion’.
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Colne Valley Regional Park Community Interest Company (PDF)
Founded in 1965, the park stretches from Rickmansworth in the north to Staines and the Thames in the south, Uxbridge and Heathrow in the east, and to Slough and the Chalfonts in the west.
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CAP3195C (PDF)
Heathrow Airport (Heathrow) is owned by HAL.3 HAL has overall responsibility for the management of the airport area, consisting of the facilities4 at Heathrow. 46.
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CAP1028 (PDF)
Carriers might actually gain from switching to Heathrow.
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UK TANS Charge Benchmarking Consultancy Report By Capita For CAA (PDF)
In the case of Heathrow, the airport’s priority is improving resilience and adherence to the schedule
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Letter From Paul Smith To Amacmillan (PDF)
Your letter went on to express the concern that “any attempt to force inter-terminal competition would have serious adverse effects on both passenger interests and on Heathrow’s viability as a business.”
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CAP3202 (PDF)
Background Under the 1991 TDRs whole plane cargo services, or general or business aviation services, cannot be operated at Heathrow or Gatwick airports during periods of peak congestion declared for each scheduling season by the CAA4, without permission from the airport operator.
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Factor F06/2003 (PDF)
Follow-up Action on Occurrence Report ACCIDENT TO A321-200, F-GTAA, AT LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT ON 8 FEBRUARY 2001 (LEFT WINGTIP STRUCK RUNWAY ON LANDING) CAA FACTOR NUMBER : F6/2003 FACTOR PUBLICATION DATE : 15 April 2003 OPERATOR : Air France CAA OCCURRENCE NUMBER : 2001/00793 AAIB REPORT : Bulletin 3/2003 SYNOPSIS (From the AAIB Report) The aircraft was landing on Runway 09L after a scheduled public transport flight from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.