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Nov 27, 2020

Airport is hailed as a UK business hero

LONDON Luton Airport has been recognised by the British Chambers of Commerce as a UK Business Hero. The UK Business Hero stamp was created by the BCC to recognise the businesses

Nov 10, 2020

Airport chiefs send SOS to government and warn of lockdown’s ‘profound impact’ on aviation sector

London Luton braces itself for 95% drop in passenger numbers during November ............ LONDON Luton Airport has renewed its call to the government for direct financial support as the impact of the

Oct 19, 2020

Passenger numbers down by 66% as airport welcomes government’s travel taskforce

PASSSENGER numbers are down by two-thirds year on year for September, London Luton Airport has revealed. Alberto Martin A total 575,000 passengers travelled through the airport during the month and airport bosses

Oct 08, 2020

Airport begins search for new charity partner

THE SEARCH is on for a new charity partner at London Luton Airport. The application process is under way, with the successful charity joining forces with the airport for three years

Oct 07, 2020

Aviation firm signs option agreement on relocation to Cranfield Airport

THE RELOCATION of aerospace company Marshall to Cranfield Airport has moved a step closer. Cranfield University, which owns the airport, and Marshall of Cambridge have signed an option agreement for the

Sep 28, 2020

Historic hydrogen-powered flight takes off from Cranfield

THE world’s first hydrogen fuel cell powered flight of a commercial-grade aircraft has taken place at Cranfield Airport in Bedfordshire. The flight took off on Thursday (September 24) at ZeroAvia’s R&D facility at

Sep 21, 2020

Jobs cuts plan a ‘hammer blow’ to airport, warns union

MORE than 170 jobs are under threat at London Luton Airport. Menzies Aviation, which employs 374 workers including baggage handlers, ramp agents, bus drivers and customer service staff, has notified unions

Sep 15, 2020

Airport chief calls for government support to ease aviation crisis

by ANDREW GIBBS e: news@businessmk.co.uk GOVERNMENT support for the aviation sector is vital if the industry is to secure its future, says the chief executive of London Luton Airport. The airport has

Aug 16, 2020

Government assistance will be key, says airport chief as passenger numbers drop by 74%

PASSENGER numbers at London Luton Airport are down by 74% on last year in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The number is expected to increase this month as restrictions ease

May 14, 2020

Council warns of emergency budget to address £49m shortfall

Petition calls on government to deliver crisis fund LUTON Council is facing a devastating projected shortfall of £49 million in its finances this year as a result of the Covid-19 emergency. Plans

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