Consultation outcome

Gatwick Airport: economic regulation from April 2014

From:
Civil Aviation Authority
Published
10 January 2014
This consultation has concluded

Detail of outcome

The outcome of the economic regulation of Gatwick from April 2014 consultation is available on another website.

Original consultation

Summary

Seeking views on the proposed licence for the economic regulation of Gatwick from April 2014.

This consultation was held on another website.

This consultation ran from
to

Consultation description

Under the Civil Aviation Act 2012 the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has a new set of powers to tailor regulation to suit the specifics of each airport and the needs of their users. The CAA is consulting (CAP 1139) on the proposed licence for the economic regulation of Gatwick from April 2014.

The proposed licence includes recommendations of:

  • scope and interpretation including the date, area, operator and details of the airport for the proposed licence
  • general conditions including payment of fees and licence revocation terms
  • commitments conditions
  • financial conditions including requirements for the certificate of adequate resources, restrictions on business activities, ultimate holding company undertakings and the banking ring-fencing

The CAA has powers to tailor regulation to suit the specifics of each airport and the needs of their users.

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Published 10 January 2014

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