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[OTish] London: A Life In Maps - with a question about Abercrombie'seastern airport
On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Richard J. wrote:
John Rowland wrote: Paul Terry wrote: In the end, I guess Heathrow offered more room than Fairlop for expansion - but I also suspect that a site to the west, rather than east, of London was preferred Heathrow, like nearly every main airport in the world, is upwind of the city it serves, in order to maximise visibility at the airport. Also, I don't buy the visibility reason, as it's in the Thames Valley area which is probably one of the damper and more fog-prone areas around London. John evidently had a very well-lubricated christmas! tom -- .... and the children still cry "Make mine a 99" |
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