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Court Thwarts East Hampton's Attempt To Close Airport - Vimarsana News

Court Thwarts East Hampton's Attempt To Close Airport

A court-ordered temporary restraining order has put East Hampton Town's plans to close its airport and reopen it as a private use facility on hold.

NBAA Joins Motion To Halt KHTO Conversion - Vimarsana News

NBAA Joins Motion To Halt KHTO Conversion

NBAA has joined with several other stakeholders in filing legal challenges to tomorrow’s planned closure of East Hampton Airport

Santa Barbara Airport seeing an increase in noise complaints - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara Airport seeing an increase in noise complaints

With more flights landing at the Santa Barbara Airport, there’s even more noise for nearby neighbors.

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Tory and Labour peers put forward plan to fix Child Trust Fund lockout - Vimarsana News

Tory and Labour peers put forward plan to fix Child Trust Fund lockout

An industry-devised workaround to allow the parents of disabled children access to otherwise-locked Child Trust Fund and Junior Isa savings without having to go to court could be given legal backing under proposals put forward by peers. Former Tory cabinet minister Lord Young and Labour's Lord Blunkett have proposed an amendment to the Financial Services Bill which would enable child savings of up to £5,000 to be paid out to parents or guardians provided they can fill in a five-page form and get approval from a medical practitioner. The amendment, which will be debated on Monday, comes as pe...

Helicopter Access War Heats Up The Big Apple - Vimarsana News

Helicopter Access War Heats Up The Big Apple

New York City is considering legislation that would effectively shut down heliports there. April 2021 New York City has had a troubled relationship with the helicopter industry ever since the Sikorsky S-61 accident atop the Pan Am building in 1977, which killed five people. But what was an uneasy détente for decades now appears on the verge of total war, with leading city officials pushing to purge civil rotorcraft from Gotham’s skies—forever. Paul Vallone is leading the charge. The chairman of the New York City Council’s Committee on Economic Development (CED) has little sympat...