2 November 2020
The Department for Transport (DfT) has unveiled its Airfield Development Advisory Fund (ADAF) to provide support and advice to qualifying UK airfields and associated businesses.
The fund will provide UK airfield businesses access to expert advice on a range of topics to support their future development. The scheme is open for applications from 29 October 2020 until 3 December 2020.
The ADAF is open to airfield owners, operators and airfield-associated businesses across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It’s open to licensed and unlicensed airfields with annual traffic of fewer than 200,000 terminal passengers. There’s advice available here from the CAA.
“Should the fund be oversubscribed, we will apply a set of additional criteria to prioritise applicants,” says the DfT.
Support through the fund includes:
Applicants need to demonstrate how the advice can help protect or expand their business and aviation.
The scheme is administered by ICF, a global consulting and digital services provider. Applications can be made online or via a downloaded form.
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Or in other words political dogma trumped common sense.
Any bets that the PNT project will be over-budget and several years late?
“…was informed by… ”
That’s a lingustic way of implying the CAA said it was OK. What it actually means is “we had a chat with them, but only listened to the bits we wanted to hear in order to pursue our totally beyond-remit Brexit policy”.
Another Brexit benefit…