Heard it on the news... Focused around SN and BAC's complaint, but nothing heard about other complaints.
SN's and BAC's objections are about expansions at BRU, but some (most) of the others are about limiting growth. I am actually more curious about these...
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Re: BRU: environmental permit annulled
One of the other ones was the BBL, bond beter leefmilieu. They wanted to have no nightflights at all and less annual flights.Conti764 wrote: 17 Jul 2025, 19:09 Heard it on the news... Focused around SN and BAC's complaint, but nothing heard about other complaints.
SN's and BAC's objections are about expansions at BRU, but some (most) of the others are about limiting growth. I am actually more curious about these...
But those ones were not agreed by the council. The council agreed with SN and BRU bcs the environmental permit was too drastic. They had to implement first actions to spread the flights more during the day. This was not in the permit and that's why it was not in rule with the European agreement.
The flemish government need to do their homework again but they have now 4 years. During 4 years a lot can be done already to have a softer permit which is more realistic.
The same we see for Schiphol. The current permit was also not following the European agreement.
Re: Brussels Airport news: shareholders, environmental permit, routes, ...
Homepage article 17/07: Environmental permit for Brussels Airport annulled: “violation of European law”:
https://www.aviation24.be/airports/brus ... opean-law/
Official notice - press release and link to the decision(s):
https://www.dbrc.be/persbericht-brussel ... rnietiging
Source = DBRC = Dienst van de Bestuursrechtscolleges / Service of the Administrative Law Offices
(in Dutch only, as it's the official language in Flanders)
https://www.aviation24.be/airports/brus ... opean-law/
Official notice - press release and link to the decision(s):
https://www.dbrc.be/persbericht-brussel ... rnietiging
Source = DBRC = Dienst van de Bestuursrechtscolleges / Service of the Administrative Law Offices
(in Dutch only, as it's the official language in Flanders)
Re: Brussels Airport: new shareholders, news
The three airports have one thing in common. The two cities in their name have invested. How much is Antwerp bringing in?Dan wrote: 15 Jul 2025, 18:20There are more airports worldwide that mix to cities, only to name a few:Atlantis wrote: 15 Jul 2025, 15:56 Keep it simple. Why to mix city names in one name for an airport? It will look like a clown. Imagine the Canadian and American or Asian partners saying that they fill fly to Brussels Antwerp airport. Ugly I can say and not professional.
But yeah, from politicians you can expect everything
DFW: Dallas/Forth Worth
LBA: Leeds/Bradford
BSL: BASEL/Mulhouse
Of course you wouldn’t change the 3-letter code
Re: Brussels Airport news: shareholders, environmental permit, routes, ...
I hope that A Pier West will come in the new permit and the sound wall around the airport