Flight paths to be redrawn for first time in 60 years to cut air congestion
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...ir-congestion/
Under the current plans, every major commercial airport in the UK will have to draw up proposals for new flight paths to and from its runways. Then the National Air Traffic Services (NATS) will then redraw all the flight paths from over 7,000ft.
The CAA is expected to release a draft masterplan in autumn that will give a general outline of the new flight path shakeup, but details of where new paths will be are not expected to emerge until next year when airports start releasing specific proposals.
I hope I'm not airborne the day that gets implemented.