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The airports that have problems expanding (because ten thousands of people live in close vicinity) also will have problems opening at might (because millions of
by MagnumOpus 8y ago
The airports that have problems expanding (because ten thousands of people live in close vicinity) also will have problems opening at might (because millions of people live underneath the flight paths).
Even Heathrow and Frankfurt, with famously strong opposition against new runways, have managed to get new runways approved but not to extend hours into the night.
- Reason077 8y agoHeathrow expansion is far from a sure thing. It may have been "approved" by the government, but many legal and financial challenges remain. Not to mention ethical and environmental ones!
- dsfyu404ed 8y ago> also will have problems opening at might (because millions of people live underneath the flight paths). Surely it's not the people that live there but the wealth and political clout of said people. Personally I don't mind the sound of aircraft or trains.