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STAL CAP 1135 Appendix E Evidence And Analysis On Competitive Constraints (Non Con) (PDF)
Passenger substitution between Stansted and Heathrow is considered in appendix F.
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Lufthansa CAP2265 (PDF)
Es- pecially 2022 will be a crucial year to build back customer confidence and demand, which will certainly be supported by competitive airport charges at Heathrow Airport.
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Eva Air (CAP2098) (PDF)
Yours faithfully Debbie Phillips Supervisor for EVA Air Room L0 106 Terminal 2, Queens Terminal Heathrow Airport Hounslow, Middx, TW6 1EW 020 8745 7779 mailto:debbiephillips@evaair.com mailto:economicregulation@caa.co.uk mailto:lawrencecheng@evaair.com
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Steer Cost Efficiency Report (PDF)
The employee contribution rate for Heathrow was not known.
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CAP1502 (PDF)
CAP 1502 Chapter 1: Introduction December 2016 Page 10 Overview of the commitments framework 1.9 The commitments framework was introduced in 2014 at the conclusion of our Q6 review of the price caps at Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
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CAP1385 (PDF)
Operational data trials were conducted by NATS at London Heathrow and Gatwick Airports between December 2013 and January 2015 as Phase 1 of the Departure Enhancement Project (DEP).
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IATA (1) (PDF)
Stephen Gifford Head of Economic Regulation Civil Aviation Authority CAA House, 45-59 Kingsway, London WC2B 6TE.United Kingdom Sent by email: economicregulation@caa.co.uk Ref: UK CAA consultation – CAP 1383 Dear Stephen, I write to you with regards to the UK CAA consultation (CAP 1383) on “Strategic themes for the review of Heathrow Airport Limited’s charges (“H7”) A discussion document”.
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CAP 625 (PDF)
Airports with wide hard shoulders: Cardiff; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Liverpool; Gatwick; Heathrow; Stansted; Manchester.
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CAP3133 (PDF)
None of these issues are of course new for us, although Heathrow expansion has not been at the forefront of our thinking since before the pandemic.
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Aer Lingus (PDF)
However, we have several observations on CAA’s proposals for Capex in NR23, which revolve around the CAA’s proposal to adopt NERL’s ‘2+5’ plan for Capex planning: • We accept that planning a Capex budget 5-6 years out carries with it a risk that priorities and costs may change and consequently are sympathetic to proposals that give both flexibility and certainty (like the core-development process at Heathrow)