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Skye air services feasibility study

15/04/2013

Arup, in conjunction with rdc aviation, were commissioned to deliver the Skye air services feasibility study.

The study has a number of components:

  • to assess the demand for passenger air services between Skye and the central belt;
  • to review the feasibility, costs of development and operational costs of a number of previously studied airfield options in the context of recent developments in GPS navigation landing assistance systems;
  • assess the aircraft types that might be able to operate at the developed airfield and the commercial viability of establishing regular scheduled services to the airfield;
  • conduct a passenger demand survey to support the passenger demand forecast analysis; and
  • carry out an associated high level wider economic benefit assessment.

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