Require public consultation before airfields and aerodromes can be closed

Airfields and aerodromes play a vital role in the UK's transportation network, economic growth, emergency services, and heritage. However, some sites may be closed and redeveloped, often without sufficient public consultation or long-term strategic consideration.

9,219 Signatures

Status
Open
Opened
Friday 1st August 2025
Last 24 hours signatures
415
Signature Deadline
Sunday 1st February 2026
Estimated Final Signatures: 9,461

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We urge Parliament to legislate or amend laws such that no airfield/aerodrome is closed & redeveloped without formal consultation involving public, industry, and government. Each site’s strategic value should be assessed, with DfT input required. We think airfields should be recognised as critical infrastructure supporting aviation, emergency services, military, and economic growth. We think preserving them is vital for the UK’s role in the Advanced Air Mobility Revolution and emerging sustainable air transport.


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