Media monitor: Issue 594 13 Apr 2012
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Aviation / Airports, East of England, Greater London, Southeast England
Government support for aviation growth acknowledged... but not at Heathrow
Recent media reports that the Government is reconsidering its opposition to a third runway at Heathrow Airport were rejected by a campaigner, but there is widespread agreement that extra capacity in South-East England is starting to receive serious consideration by the powers that be.
John Stewart told Guardian readers that expansion at Heathrow is unlikely... but that aviation capacity expansion in the South East could well be on the cardsRik Thomas
The recent resurgence in media interest in the possibility of a third runway at Heathrow Airport (LTT 30 Mar) provoked something of a counterattack from those opposed to the idea. “Heathrow’s third runway is not happening – move on,” said John Stewart, who led the successful anti-Heathrow expansion campaign during the Labour Government, in The Guardian on 27 March. “The aviation industry’s tired third runway campaign ignores the facts of the future of air...
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