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Not a good look for a struggling airport, is there any sign of building on the south side or has it come to a standstill until unit ,D becomes occupied
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Willis have something like 12-14 aircraft at Teesside occupying many stands. easyJet are disposing of their full A319 fleet over the coming couple of years. Willis has a contract for some of them hence their arrivals and are stripping of parts and will be dismantled. So more space is required, so utilising the disused runway it has allowed more storage space to be created and freeing up operational stand space.
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Passengers don't give two hoots about scrap aircraft, in fact it piques the interest of many who enthusiastically enquire about them. At the end of the day, airports are for aviation, you don't get to pick and choose which elements, and many would do well to remember that.
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I just thought a large number of redundant planes makes it look a little like a giant scrapyard, I have never been to an airport and seen a dozen redundant planes, it's good that they are dismantled and recycled, unlike America where they are dumped in the desert
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I just thought a large number of redundant planes makes it look a little like a giant scrapyard, I have never been to an airport and seen a dozen redundant planes, it's good that they are dismantled and recycled, unlike America where they are dumped in the desert
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Passengers don't give two hoots about scrap aircraft, in fact it piques the interest of many who enthusiastically enquire about them. At the end of the day, airports are for aviation, you don't get to pick and choose which elements, and many would do well to remember that.
It’s activity at the end of the day?
However cash wish..apparently..according to all those knowledgeable people..it’s footfall through the terminal(shopping etc) and car parks that’s makes the revenue?…That take time…The product terminal wise..has a long way to go?
However cash wish..apparently..according to all those knowledgeable people..it’s footfall through the terminal(shopping etc) and car parks that’s makes the revenue?…That take time…The product terminal wise..has a long way to go?
It’s activity at the end of the day?
However cash wish..apparently..according to all those knowledgeable people..it’s footfall through the terminal(shopping etc) and car parks that’s makes the revenue?…That take time…The product terminal wise..has a long way to go?
However cash wish..apparently..according to all those knowledgeable people..it’s footfall through the terminal(shopping etc) and car parks that’s makes the revenue?…That take time…The product terminal wise..has a long way to go?
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Another of the mayors fireside chat videos dropped on Facebook last night.
Of relevance to the airport, it seems that in addition to the rail station shuttle bus to the terminal, there will also be a shuttle to the South Side Park. Sadly still no announcement of any tenants for the South Side yet.
Of less relevance to the airport, but mentioned on here last week, the new Tees crossing will not be an A19 relief road but will provide a Redcar to Hartlepool link by tunnel or bridge.
Of relevance to the airport, it seems that in addition to the rail station shuttle bus to the terminal, there will also be a shuttle to the South Side Park. Sadly still no announcement of any tenants for the South Side yet.
Of less relevance to the airport, but mentioned on here last week, the new Tees crossing will not be an A19 relief road but will provide a Redcar to Hartlepool link by tunnel or bridge.
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Another of the mayors fireside chat videos dropped on Facebook last night.
Of relevance to the airport, it seems that in addition to the rail station shuttle bus to the terminal, there will also be a shuttle to the South Side Park. Sadly still no announcement of any tenants for the South Side yet.
Of less relevance to the airport, but mentioned on here last week, the new Tees crossing will not be an A19 relief road but will provide a Redcar to Hartlepool link by tunnel or bridge.
Of relevance to the airport, it seems that in addition to the rail station shuttle bus to the terminal, there will also be a shuttle to the South Side Park. Sadly still no announcement of any tenants for the South Side yet.
Of less relevance to the airport, but mentioned on here last week, the new Tees crossing will not be an A19 relief road but will provide a Redcar to Hartlepool link by tunnel or bridge.
Lo and behold , the Mayor has launched his 2024 re-election campaign from said Business Park , from inside a very cold hangar in-fact ;
https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/ne...tion-campaign/ .
https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/ne...tion-campaign/ .