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Old 8th Oct 2014, 15:46
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NickBarnes
 
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Have to disagree about Norwich which is usually mentioned (not that im biased) but i doubt it's going anywhere, gentle increasing in pax numbers after years of decline, thriving matainance hangers, , aircraft recycling, about to build a 5 bay state of the art aircraft painting facility, based private/corporate jet company with own recently built hangar/centre, plus gas flights and even bigger is an aviation business park for the future

Now that is how a small airport diversifies to stay alive!

Others small airports need to do the same if they are to survive in the future, as I agree if your airport is within 2 hours of a larger airport and solely relies on pax as its main income, the future looks bleak unless they act now!
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