The government is making a renewed effort to perk up facilities at existing airports. A new bill introduced in this regard, by the Queen, is an affirmation of this fact. The airport economic regulation bill intends to curtail pointless regulations, address the issue of increasing competition and make available better offers for passengers. There are also plans to construct a high speed rail network, the timeline for which was, however, not divulged.
The bill follows the decision taken by airport operator BAA to withdraw its applications for additional runways at Heathrow and Stansted airports. The decision of the BAA was a consequence of the coalition government’s reluctance to fund further expansion of airports.
The government also aims to change the existing system conceived by the Civil Aviation Authority, which sets limits on the amount that airlines can be charged for using the airports.
The Queen also announced that an additional bill, essential to actualizing the clauses mentioned in the airport economic regulation bill, would be introduced soon.
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