Manston to be London's 7th airport? From NAS Daily 10 July...
The airport would have a dedicated air freight facility designed to handle at least 10,000 air cargo movements per year. However, it will also be permitted to offer passenger and VIP travel services, in addition to aircraft maintenance facilities.
https://simpleflying.com/london-seventh-airport-manston/Google Maps shows both driving and public transit it to be an almost 3 hour journey from the airport to 10 Downing Street which I have always sort of considered to be central London although that may have changed. Maps also shows not a lot of port or rail traffic access. With that much freight traffic proposed won't the local road systems be a bit overwhelmed?
Might be fun to fly in there to see the Spitfire and Hurricane museum nearby though!
What's the point of an open door policy if inside the open door sits a closed mind?
