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Designation of airports and approval of schedules facilitator under the slot allocation regulations

Closing date: 17 August 2007

Summary: The document seeks views on whether Aberdeen, Bristol, Edinburgh, Luton, Newcastle and Southampton airports should be designated by the Secretary of State as 'schedules facilitated' under the Airports Slot Allocation Regulations, and if so whether Airport Coordination Limited should be approved by the Secretary of State as Schedules Facilitator at those airports.

Published date: 20 June 2007

Documents:

Designation of airports and approval of schedules facilitator under the slot allocation regulations

The document seeks views on whether Aberdeen, Bristol, Edinburgh, Luton, Newcastle and Southampton airports should be designated by the Secretary of State as 'schedules facilitated' under the Airports Slot Allocation Regulations, and if so whether Airport Coordination Limited should be approved by the Secretary of State as Schedules Facilitator at those airports.

Published:
20 June 2007

Summary of responses to the consultation on the designation of airports

The majority of stakeholders approved the designation of Aberdeen, Bristol, Edinburgh, Luton, Newcastle and Southampton airports as 'schedules facilitated' and the appointment of Airport Coordination Limited (ACL) as the Schedules Facilitator. These changes have been agreed by the Secretary of State and will take effect from 1 February 2008.

Published:
17 December 2007