New import handling facility at Heathrow gives dnata more room to grow
Phase II of dnata’s cargo centre at Heathrow, through which all its import cargo will ...
It will come as no surprise to anyone following UK politics at the moment (or what passes for politics), that the rudderless government has decided to kick plans for airport expansion into the long grass – again.
UK businesses are furious that no decision will now be made until October at the earliest.
The Freight Transport Association said this morning the delay was “bad news for the economy and will further erode confidence in Britain’s ability to compete in global markets”.
Chris Welsh, ...
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