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that passenger numbers are going to get back up the pre pandemic levels by 2025 or 2026 and then will continue to grow. if this plan gets the go ahead, it could all be up and running by 2029, adding an extra 100,000 flights a year, up to about 382,000, up from 285,000 before the pandemic. gatwick say this is going to be a great boost for the local economy and add lots ofjobs, particularly in an industry which has lost many in the past 18 months. but green campaigner of course are very concerned about the environmental impact, as are many local residents who spent years fighting off plans for a second runway to be built here. i m joined by the development director at gatwick. first of all, just explain exactly how this plan would work. what we want to do is to bring the standby runway that we currently just use for taxiing aircraft, or when for some reason we can t use our main runway, into routine use, and bring the two into one system that operates in parallel with one another to boos

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