Inside the revolution at ‘incompetent’ Heathrow
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Inside the revolution at ‘incompetent’ Heathrow

The Telegraph  

‘Cash cow’ Critics accuse successive governments of wrongly allowing this country’s biggest airport to become a cash cow to be milked by overseas shareholders at the expense of much-needed investment. More hopeful players believe the arrival of new shareholders led by Saudi Arabia’s ambitious ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, together with the appointment of Woldbye, could herald a renaissance that restores some of Heathrow’s – and so the UK’s – prestige. “Do we want to let Heathrow’s competitiveness slip away or are we going to find a way to hold on to it?” aviation consultant John Strickland asks. “The only ones to benefit will be Heathrow’s already immensely wealthy owners”, Unite told The Telegraph last month.

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