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FAB Performance Plan UK Ireland FAB Second Reference Period (2015 2019) NATS Response (PDF)
It proposes 10bp on the basis that this is the same allowance as for Heathrow for Q6.
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TUI Group Response To CAP3202 (PDF)
We do not operate from Heathrow airport.
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T07 2024 p (PDF)
. # Table 7.4 Group size of terminating air travellers at Heathrow Airport in 2024.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution
What to do if you have not been able to resolve a travel problem
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Virgin Atlantic Response To Gatwickmpajuly2013 (PDF)
This is irrespective of the market share (however defined) being below the 40% threshold for dominance. 3 Although the geographic market may in theory include both Heathrow and Gatwick, in reality given the above constraints this market will be limited to just Gatwick during the Q6 period, 2014 – 2019.
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Virgin (PDF)
VAA refers to its response to the consultation titled "Economic regulation of Heathrow Airport Limited: H7 Initial Proposals – 2022 Charges Consultation" dated 17 November 2021 (the "2022 Charges Consultation Response").
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Factor F52/2004 (PDF)
Follow-up Action on Occurrence Report INCIDENT INVOLVING A320-232, G-EUUI, OVERHEAD BIRMINGHAM ON 29 NOVEMBER 2003 (AIRCRAFT, IN CRUISE, DIVERTED AFTER ENGINE SURGE) CAA FACTOR NUMBER : F52/2004 FACTOR PUBLICATION DATE : 14 December 2004 OPERATOR : BA CAA OCCURRENCE NUMBER : 2003/08282 AAIB REPORT : Bulletin 11/2004 SYNOPSIS (From AAIB Report) On a relatively clear evening, upon reaching the cruise level of Flight Level (FL) 280, the crew and passengers on a scheduled flight from London Heathrow to Edinburgh experienced momentary noise and vibration throughout the aircraft.
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CAP3087 (PDF)
OFFICIAL - Public Heathrow.
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VAA Response To CAA Runway Consultation (2) (PDF)
Virgin Atlantic supports the joint airline submission that has been led by the ACC at Gatwick and LACC at Heathrow.
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Factor F30/2007 (PDF)
Follow-up Action on Occurrence Report INCIDENT TO AIRBUS A340-642, G-VATL, EN ROUTE HONG KONG TO HEATHROW ON 8 FEBRUARY 2005 CAA FACTOR NUMBER : F30/2007 FACTOR PUBLICATION DATE : 04 September 2007 OPERATOR : Virgin Atlantic CAA OCCURRENCE NUMBER : 2005/00888 AAIB REPORT : AAR 4/2007 SYNOPSIS From AAIB Report: Some 11 hours after takeoff, at about 0330 hrs with the aircraft in Dutch airspace and at Flight Level 380, the No.1 (number one) engine lost power and ran down.