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The airport is also an active member of the Farnborough Travel Plan Network, which is run in partnership with Hampshire Country Council and WSP consultants and brings together local businesses to share best practice and develop opportunities for sustainable travel.

Fleet-based bike shop Pedal Heaven supported the team by providing shirt sponsorship as well as energy products and spare inner tubes for the race. NATS to carry out real time simulations to test the favoured pre-consultation airspace design option at its corporate and technical facility in Fareham. This is aimed to assess various aspects of the design including environmental considerations, before it is taken to formal consultation later this year.

The committee was informed about how the proposed airspace design could affect arrival and departure routes. It was also asked to provide feedback on how best to engage with the communities they represent. The pre-consultation airspace design has continued to be developed with stakeholder input. A favoured design has been identified, which will be subjected to simulation testing, before it is taken to formal consultation later this year.

It will include details about the ACP, the formal consultation and how stakeholders, including members of the public, can give their feedback on the proposed design. NATS to carry out real time simulations to test the proposed design option at its corporate and technical facility in Fareham.

Participants were invited to run, walk, skate or cycle down the runway and taxiways at the airport over a distance of either 3, 5 or 10 kilometres. Stakeholder meetings have continued throughout May regarding the development of the pre-consultation airspace design s.

It features a private terminal with spacious lounges, conference rooms and on-site Swiss and French customs and immigration. Stakeholder meetings have continued throughout April to ensure engagement in the development of the design. The transaction was completed on 27 March It now features an award-winning terminal, control tower and more than , sq ft of hangarage space and office accommodation.

Follow-up meetings with key aviation stakeholders have taken place to further understand their requirements during this pre-consultation phase. Meeting held with key aviation stakeholder NetJets in London on 22 January to gain initial requirements. TAG Farnborough Airport and NATS is consulting a number of aviation stakeholders on a regular basis during this initial preparatory phase to fully understand their requirements. A second set of meetings with key aviation stakeholders is being set up in February.

Additional meetings will also be established to engage a wider group of aviation stakeholders in the coming weeks and months. Throughout this time the Vine Centre has seen some fantastic improvements, most recently being their move from a small church hall to a large, multi-level, multi-roomed building in the centre of Aldershot.

This move will allow them to increase their client numbers, provide counselling, teach cookery skills and increase their opening hours.

Most importantly the Vine Centre now have the skills and confidence to build upon the work they started which will allow them to continue fundraising and move forward with the programme they had originally started.

They offer free accessible areas where children are able to build upon their self-esteem, have mentoring and life skills, access youth centres, receive anger management and take part in Young Leaders and Summer in Da Boro schemes. TAG Farnborough Airport has introduced a new measure to manage noise around the airport. ICAO is responsible for standards and recommended practices that govern aircraft noise management at airports worldwide.

Approximately flights that occurred in would not meet the new standard. Implementation of the new noise standard at TAG Farnborough Airport was agreed with Rushmoor Borough Council in as part of approval for a phased increase in the number of permitted aircraft movements from 28, to 50, per year through to A one-day pilot workshop took place at TAG Farnborough Airport on 4 December and was attended by a cross section of pilots who use the airport regularly.

The workshop sessions helped gather further information, requirements and capabilities that will assist in developing detailed airspace design options. Once carried out, all key aviation stakeholders will have been informed of the proposed changes at TAG Farnborough Airport and been given an opportunity to outline their initial requirements. This represents part of a continued process of engagement. The airport, which is located 40 miles from central London, has reported a significant increase in the number of movements to and from the Middle East in recent years.

Technical and theoretical work carried out relating to possible designs of precision approach and departure procedures. The workshop is designed to gain an understanding of the requirements of operators who fly in and out of TAG Farnborough and other airports in the region. Feedback from initial key stakeholder meetings to be analysed and fed into the early design process.

Organise follow-up meetings with key stakeholders and initial meetings with other stakeholders to take place over the coming months. The Queen Elizabeth Pond was once again the setting for CMP volunters to complete the finishing stages of the restoration.

A small army of employees from TAG Farnborough Airport and other local companies got together to plant bulbs, marginal plants and child benches to encourage the local community to visit the pond and surrounding park area. Please follow the link below for background on the proposed change, the procedures that will be followed to ensure widespread consultation as well as the anticipated timescales. Future airspace design has yet to be developed. The first phase is to engage with all relevant parties to identify requirements, which will be reflected in the airspace design before it is developed and submitted for formal consultation.

Please click here for a copy of the presentation made at the FACC meeting. The Queen Elizabeth Pond in Farnborough was the setting for a great day of volunteering as individuals from TAG Farnborough Airport and other local companies got together to re-clay the pond, helping to make it operational once again. The easy to navigate site is designed to be more user-friendly and includes new features such as a news page and press room. It is the culmination of months of planning and I am confident that the improvements will benefit users whether they are passengers, crew or the local community.

Airport Carbon Accreditation, launched by Airports Council International ACI Europe in June , assesses and recognises efforts to manage and reduce carbon emissions from airport operations. In , an energy survey was carried out at TAG Farnborough Airport in conjunction with the Carbon Trust to establish ways to improve energy efficiency and reduce associated CO2 emissions.

They are an excellent example of how seriously environmental efficiency is being taken by airports of all sizes here in Europe. This new hangar represents our commitment to consistently meet the growing demand for business aviation. The striking new building, which allows the airport to offer its customers even more aircraft hangarage, storage and office accommodation, is just the latest of a series of improvements which include a new arrivals lounge and an innovatively-designed, crew room.

The airport now features an award-winning main terminal, control tower and more than , sq ft of hangarage space. It also offers a wide range of amenities and services for customers, crew and aircraft including on-site office space, aircraft maintenance, concierge service and direct ramp access for customers wanting to drive directly to waiting jets.

Nearly runners, made up of Farnborough Sixth Form College pupils and staff as well as employees from TAG Farnborough Airport and other local businesses, commenced a three or five kilometre course around the airstrip at 8. The event was organised by Farnborough Sixth Form College and the airport in support of their work for the Community Matters partnership in Rushmoor.

Each cabin is also equipped with a reclining flat bed and personal mp3 player. Read the full AIN report here. More in this section News. All other business aviation flights using Farnborough Airport are operating as normal. Please contact us with any queries.

Farnborough Airport voted No. For further details please go to www. Writer in Residence 15th March by Farnborough Airport Fernhill students and staff had a busy and exciting week of events to celebrate World Book Day. Fantastic winning mural design 11th March by Farnborough Airport This is the winning mural of a local design competition organized by the airport involving the Farnborough Sixth Form College.

TAG Farnborough Airport achieves international environment standard 16th November by Farnborough Airport TAG Farnborough Airport today announced that it has been certified to the internationally recognised ISO standard for its commitment to environmental management.

Twilight Runway Challenge 24th June by Farnborough Airport Saturday 20th June , saw the largest ever turn out from the local community take part in the 4 th Annual Twilight Runway Challenge despite the massive amount of rainfall!! Planned activities: May Ground-based aircraft flight simulations to take place at TAG Farnborough Airport to test that proposed flight paths can be flown by different aircraft types.

Workshop sessions with key aviation stakeholders took place. Planned activities: March Further workshop sessions with key aviation stakeholders to take place to discuss feedback as well as clarity on design and operational issues. Planned activities: February Further workshop sessions with key aviation stakeholders taking place to discuss feedback as well as clarity on design and operational issues. Planned activities: January Further workshop sessions with key aviation stakeholders to take place to discuss feedback as well as clarity on design and operational issues.

Planned activities: November Analysis of feedback gathered during the public consultation period continues. Further workshop sessions with key stakeholders are being planned. Planned activities: October Analysis of feedback gathered during the public consultation period continues.

Planned activities: September Analysis of feedback gathered during the public consultation period continues. Planned activities: August All feedback gathered during public consultation is being analysed and TAG Farnborough Airport plans to publish two documents. Planned activities: July All feedback gathered during public consultation is being analysed and TAG Farnborough Airport plans to publish two documents.

Analysis of feedback gathered during public consultation has started. Planned activities: June All feedback gathered during public consultation is being analysed and TAG Farnborough Airport plans to publish two documents. The consultation website has been visited over 50, times.

Planned activities March 21st March by Farnborough Airport Further stakeholder presentations are planned for March. Recent activities 21st March by Farnborough Airport Consultation commenced on the 3 rd February as planned.

Public consultation continues and will conclude 2 nd May Consultation website testing has been finalised. FACC briefing took place to engage on start of formal consultation. Planned activities: February Formal consultation takes place from 3 rd February to 2 nd May TAG Farnborough Airport Airspace Change Proposal 7th January by Farnborough Airport Recent activities Detailed planning for the consultation process has continued along with website design and consultation materials.

Further meetings with key aviation stakeholders have taken place. Planned activities: January Consultation website continues to be tested. Timeline for consultation and post-consultation to be agreed. TAG Farnborough Airport Airspace Change Proposal 3rd December by Farnborough Airport Recent activities Detailed planning for the consultation process continues along with website design and consultation materials.

Planned activities: December Consultation website continues to be tested. Further meetings with key stakeholders to take place. Finalising proposed design to be taken into consultation. Consultation website continues to be developed and tested. Planned activities: October Planned activities: September Further real time development simulations to be carried out, which test design interactions and assess environmental aspects of design options and procedures.

Preparation work has continued for the formal consultation later this year. Further preparation work to be carried out for the formal consultation later this year. A favoured design has been identified, which will be subjected to simulation testing, before it is taken to formal consultation later this year Work has continued to establish a dedicated ACP page on the TAG Farnborough Airport website. Preparation work will continue for the formal consultation later this year.

The pre-consultation airspace design s have continued to be developed. Pre-consultation airspace design s to be developed further. Planned activities: May Additional stakeholder meetings are being arranged.

Planned activities: April Further stakeholder meetings are being arranged. Planned activities: March Further meetings with key aviation stakeholders are being arranged. Planned activities: February TAG Farnborough Airport and NATS is consulting a number of aviation stakeholders on a regular basis during this initial preparatory phase to fully understand their requirements. Planned activities: November A further stakeholder meeting is planned with Lasham Airfield.

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