| Response to the CAA |
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| Written by David Stanley (2000) | |
| Wednesday, 22 November 2000 | |
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The Adam Smith institute has told the civil aviation society that Uk airports are over regulated and under-competitive. A report by former airport director David Stanley says that the CAA should focus on safety regulation, that Uk airports should be opened up to more competition, and the economic regulation of airports should be passed to a new, independant regulator. Mr Stanley is an airport Professional who has successfully completed 130 airport commissions in 26 countries over the last 12 years. Full details can be accessed at: www.stanleyassociates.co.uk. |
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