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Report published on controversial Highland air traffic controller plan

Report published on controversial Highland air traffic controller plan By Calum MacLeod  |  Updated: 12:12, 05 March 2021 Get the Inverness Courier sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper Local politicians have warned that HIAL s proposals would downgrade the service at Wick John O Groats Airport. North airport operator Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL) has published a report supporting its controversial plans to centralise its air traffic control system in Inverness. The independent impact assessment was designed to examine the economic and community impact of HIAL s Air Traffic Management Strategy (ATMS) and, where relevant, undertake Island Community Impact Assessments (ICIAs).

Standing still is not an option, says HIAL after assessment of air traffic centralisation plans

Plans to centralise air traffic control services have taken a decisive step forward after a study concluded that "the status quo is not sustainable".

Unions hit out after report published into impact of centralising air traffic control

Unions hit out after report published into impact of centralising air traffic control
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Remote control towers at minor airports would have negative impact, says study

Remote control towers at minor airports would have negative impact, says study
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Kāpiti Coast Airport's rolling closures put safe harbour in question for small aircraft

Kāpiti Coast Airport s rolling closures put safe harbour in question for small aircraft 16 Dec, 2020 01:48 AM 4 minutes to read Steve Brown and his plane. David Haxton is editor of Kapiti Newsdavid.haxton@nzme.co.nz Rolling closures at Kāpiti Coast Airport will impact the safety of pilots and small aircraft who rely on it for safe harbour in poor weather and other events, according to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association of NZ (AOPANZ). Association president Steve Brown said the rolling closures raised unintended safety concerns and will impact pilots transiting through Cook Strait who use Omaka in Blenheim and Kāpiti Coast Airport in Paraparaumu as the staging points for their travel around the country.

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