The Planemakers’ View On The South East’s New Runway
There was an article in the Business section of The Times yesterday with a headline of Boeing Ditches Supersonic For Down-to-Earth Midsize Models.
The article says this.
For Heathrow, the traditional long-haul/short-haul connection model is undermined by the direction of Boeing and Airbus development, which means that long-haul can be achieved flying with smaller aircraft from secondary airports.
I read the whole article and they backed the statement with impressive evidence.
I think that if Heathrow gets the nod to expand, it could turn out to be a disaster for the Airport, especially as Gatwick needs to expand anyway.
But who knows, what the Government’s decision will be today, in this crazy world of UK Politics?
October 25, 2016 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Flying, Gatwick Airport, Heathrow Airport, Politics
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[…] In The Planemakers’ View On The South East’s New Runway, I quoted from an article in The Times, which said that Heathrow’s hub model is superseded by the views of the planemakers, who think it’s all about point-to-point flights in appropriate aircraft. […]
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