Motion · S3M-01392 · 20 Feb 2008
BMI Cutting Inverness to Heathrow Airlink
The motion
That the Parliament recognises the significance in the past of direct links between Inverness Airport and Heathrow Airport to the economic and social wellbeing of the Highlands and Islands, particularly in relation to tourism, exports, the business economy and employment; is deeply concerned by BMI’s decision to discontinue its flights to and from Inverness and Heathrow, believing this to be undermining tourism and the economy of the Highlands by dramatically downgrading access to London, the south and international flights, and believes that the Scottish Executive should pursue this matter vigorously with BMI and appropriate UK ministers with a view to restoring the Inverness to Heathrow link.
Supporters (3)
- Rhoda Grant 5 Mar 2008
- Peter Peacock 5 Mar 2008
- David Stewart 12 Mar 2008
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.