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BAA told to sell three airports

Source: BBC
London : United Kingdom | 11 months ago  
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The watchdog says the decision is subject to a final consultation but is necessary to improve levels of service at UK airports. In August, the watchdog had said BAA may have to sell three of its airports because of a lack of competition. Several firms are said to be interested in buying Gatwick, which has...
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  • News Source: Independent | 11 months ago
    It was a day of double victory for Ryanair yesterday as BAA was formally instructed to sell Stansted and Gatwick airports, as well as another airport in Edinburgh . The Competition Commission said that BAA, which is owned by Spanish group Ferrovial ,...
  • News Source: The Scotsman | 11 months ago
    S busiest airport faces being sold off in a surprise decision by competition watchdogs. The Competition Commission has announced that Edinburgh Airport – rather than Glasgow – should come under new ownership to address concerns over BAA...
  • News Source: The Scotsman | 11 months ago
    For it appears that the pillars of the Scottish business community are against the idea of competition. Yesterday the Competition Commission recommended that BAA should be forced to sell Edinburgh airport – which it owns along with Glasgow...
  • News Source: The independent | 11 months ago
    BAA, the airports operator, has failed to persuade the Competition Commission that it should be allowed to hang on to Stansted and Edinburgh, as well as Glasgow and Heathrow. The Competition Commission confirmed yesterday that, subject to a final...
  • News Source: Times Online | 11 months ago
    Eco-protesters have camped near the boundary of Heathrow and invaded Stansted's runway, but have paid very little attention to Gatwick. They, along with most of the aviation industry, have assumed that the only options for airport expansion are new...
  • News Source: Times Online | 11 months ago
    To some, the environmental impact of the expansion, which would devour 667 hectares (about 1,650 acres) of land to the south of Gatwick and end only 400 yards from Crawley's town centre, was too much to take. “It's noisy enough already, thank you,...
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