Liverpool John Lennon Aeroporto está começando uma consulta de 12 semanas como parte da modernização do espaço aéreo do Reino Unido, que envolverá mudanças potenciais nas rotas adotadas pela aeronave que sai e chegando ao aeroporto. O Departamento de Transporte e a Autoridade de Aviação Civil (CAA) planeja modernizar o espaço aéreo do Reino Unido, a fim de oferecer viagens mais rápidas, silenciosas e mais limpas por ar e ao redor do Reino Unido e acomodar futuros crescimento da aviação, com vias de vôo tendo que ser redesenhadas em potencial de uma maneira coordenada. Rotas. LJLA, chega ao sul de Lancashire, no norte, Warrington, no leste, Mid-Cheshire, no sul e do outro lado, para Flintshire, no oeste. Consequentemente, o aeroporto está interessado em que os membros do público que vivem em áreas que possam ser potencialmente afetadas por essas mudanças nas vias de vôo da aeronave, participem da consulta.
The UK’s airspace is some of the most complex in the world, yet has not undergone significant change since the 1950s. The Department for Transport and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) plan to modernise UK airspace in order to deliver quicker, quieter and cleaner journeys by air in and around the UK and to accommodate future aviation growth, with flight paths having to be redrawn in a coordinated way.
As a consequence, airports across the UK will all be consulting with local communities and other airspace users about potential changes to their departure and arrival routes.
In a 12 week consultation that will last until 12 noon on Thursday 9th April 2020, Liverpool John Lennon Airport has set out various options to illustrate how the flight paths of aircraft operating to or from the Airport in the skies above North West England and North Wales, might change in the future as part of this airspace modernisation.
The area covered by possible changes to flight paths of aircraft relating to LJLA, reaches to South Lancashire in the North, Warrington in the East, Mid-Cheshire in the South and across to Flintshire in the West. Consequently, the Airport is keen that members of the public who live within areas that may potentially be affected by such changes to aircraft flight paths, participate in the consultation.
dois dias abertos serão realizados no aeroporto nas próximas semanas como parte da consulta; Um na quarta -feira 12 TH Fevereiro e o outro no sábado 7 TH March com representantes do aeroporto à disposição para discutir o impacto potencial de qualquer alteração proposta de trajetória de vôo. Site:
Further information regarding how to participate in the consultation is available on the airport’s website:
www.liverpoolairport.com/airspacechange
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This consultation is the latest stage in a process that started for LJLA over 2 years ago, with the Airport hoping to implement changes if approved within the next 2 years.
John Irving, CEO for Liverpool John Lennon Airport commented, “This consultation gives the Airport the opportunity to share its thoughts with various stakeholders across parts of North West England and North Wales and to seek feedback from communities regarding the various flight path changes being proposed.
“We hope that people will get involved with this consultation so that they can have their say on this important issue and help to shape the use of the airspace in this part of the UK.”
