1: rest of the world. It is an engine of trade and investment. It allows business to connect and tourists to - Speech Link

1: (EU Exit) Regulations 2021.Relevant document: 38th Report from the Secondary Legislation Scrutiny - Speech Link
2: slot regulation—No. 95/93, which I will call “the slots regulation”—to provide airlines with relief from - Speech Link

1: State to exercise functions in respect of airspace change proposals under this Bill in accordance with the - Speech Link
2: State to exercise functions in respect of airspace change proposals under this Bill in accordance with the - Speech Link
3: result of attempts over several years to get legislation of this nature, and of course we had the Committee - Speech Link
4: ensure that, when aviation modernisation takes place, the change comes in a realistic and careful manner, and - Speech Link

1: I remind hon. Members about the importance of social distancing. Spaces for Members are clearly marked—I - Speech Link
2: stuck in.Clause 1Meaning of “airspace change proposal”Question proposed, That the clause - Speech Link
3: of “airspace change proposal”, which is referred to in clauses 2 and 3. An airspace change proposal is - Speech Link
4: our eyes on the horizon, and I think that this legislation will help us to do that.We are discussing - Speech Link
5: context, because this is an historic piece of legislation that updates an historic legacy airspace environment - Speech Link

1: aviation.Airport expansion is a core part of boosting our global connectivity and levelling up - Speech Link
2: consider the Paris climate agreement in his plans for airport expansion? What legal advice did he receive? Was - Speech Link

1: also has an impact on local areas where airports are a major part of the local economy? Does he agree - Speech Link
2: compared with April last year were down by 97%. To put that in focus, that means 5,800 flights whereas we - Speech Link
3: absolutely right. Perhaps this is where I should put in my asks with the new Minister, who I absolutely - Speech Link
4: lose another £4 billion as well. I would like to put on record my thanks to this Government for the £330 - Speech Link
5: Transport Committee, as well as today with the climate change report. She is absolutely right. When the Government - Speech Link
6: drastically, I would like the way that we allocate slots at our airports to be changed dramatically. If companies - Speech Link

1: leave the EU. Aviation and the international connectivity it provides are one of the key drivers of trade - Speech Link
2: direct connectivity to Beijing and Hong Kong, and shortly we will announce direct connectivity to Shanghai - Speech Link
3: specifically about those connections between Manchester airport and China. I want to touch on air freight, because - Speech Link

1: Airports Slot Allocation (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2021.It is a pleasure to serve under your - Speech Link

1: airports handled 9.5 million Flybe passengers in 2008, 80% of whom were travelling within the UK. An estimated - Speech Link
2: preparations are now in place?Flybe has provided critical regional connectivity for many locations - Speech Link

1: deciding to build an additional runway at Heathrow airport was easy, it would have been done long before now - Speech Link