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Wednesday, 19 January 2011

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  • Airport's wings are clipped by global downturn SCOTLAND'S busiest airport has drastically scaled back expansion plans in the face of the global economic downturn and is not likely to need a second runway in the next 30 years, it emerged yesterday.

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  • London mayor backs report calling for new hub airportLONDON (Reuters) - London Mayor Boris Johnson has called for a new airport to be built in south-east England after a report said Heathrow was losing out to European rivals, reigniting the debate on London's airport capacity.

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  • Boris renews support for new London airportLondon mayor Boris Johnson has backed a report calling for a brand new south-east England airport.
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  • Edinburgh Airport may install artworkPassengers travelling through Edinburgh Airport may soon be treated to artworks from the city's galleries.The National Museum of Scotland and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery are currently holding discussions with representatives from the travel hub about loaning works for the airport's international arrivals area, the Scotsman reported.Bosses from Edinburgh Airport hope that the works of art will show arriving passengers what the Scottish capital has to offer."We're investing in this area as we understand the responsibility we have as one of the main gateways to Edinbur...

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