When governments offer us the chance to put the case for cleaner, safer, quieter living conditions, we always do. Here you can browse some of our responses to government and other consultations, beginning with our submissions to the Terminal 5 public enquiry in 1995.
Please see below the HACAN response to the London Borough of Hillingdon consultation on Heathrow’s application to introduce Easterly Alternation.
This will have some positive impacts by introducing respite for communities to the West of the airport on arrivals for the first time. However, it is also going to mean significantly more flights overhead for communities in Longford, Heston and Cranford.
Inquiry into the health impacts of artificial light and noise.
CAP1616 is the CAA process that guides an airport that is seeking to make changes to how they utilise their airspace.
We’ve produced this response guide to help members who wish to engage with this technical consultation.
HACAN have submitted a response to the Future of Transport regulatory review: Future of Flight.
Although not exhaustive given the focus is on the noise regulations for new and novel aircraft (mainly drones, unmanned aircraft and potentially new flying taxi style transportation) we felt it important to highlight a few key issues that will impact local communities.
HACAN responded to the Transport Select Committee inquiry into Airlines and Airports: supporting the recovery of the UK aviation sector which closed in October.
