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  • Our flight hell - LetterI write to register serious disturbance by planes arriving for Heathrow. This is not one complaint. I have kept a diary between September 2016 – 22 March 2017 let us say conservatively 4.30am -6am 10 fights; 6.01am – 9am 60 flights; 9am – 6pm I am out of the house,thank fully; then between 6pm – 11pm 150 flights, making a total daily number that affect me of 220 flights, over 187 days making it 41,140 complaints.
  • Passenger survey reveals Gatwick Airport has the shortest security waiting timesThe average queue time was just four minutes

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