Tag Archives: CAA

Aerospace, Air Transport

Aerial Olympics

06/04/2012 By Tim Robinson | 1 Comment

An RAF Puma HC1 from 230 Squadron based at RAF Benson flying over the 2012 Olympic Stadium during a training flight. (Crown Copyright)

The staging of the 2012 Olympic Games in London this summer will have major implications for airports and airspace users – an in-depth report

Aerospace, Air Transport

The only (run)way is Essex

09/03/2012 By Tim Robinson | Leave a comment

Outside of the new terminal.

With the UK Government still ruling out Heathrow expansion, SE England airport capacity gets a boost with opening of a new Southend Airport terminal.

Aerospace, Air Transport

Not so fast, Boris – the CAA and UK airport debate

13/01/2012 By Tim Robinson | 3 Comments

The Government ruling out expansion at Heathrow has increased attractiveness of a new Thames Airport.

Proponents of airport expansion in SE England have felt bolstered by a new report from the CAA this week on the future of aviation and air traffic capacity issues in the UK. But should they be that confident?

Aerospace, Air Transport

Airline alliances – the good, the bad and the ugly?

19/11/2010 By Tim Robinson | Leave a comment

Airline alliance featured image

Are global airline alliances good or bad for the consumer? A recent debate at the Royal Aeronautical Society highlighted the pros and cons of these transnational giants.

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