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Business Cornwall pulls up a chair with Al Titterington, managing director of Newquay Airport.
This article was first published in the November 2011 issue of Business Cornwall magazine.
Plans for a new home for the Cornwall Air Ambulance moved another step closer to completion with the unveiling of the building’s foundation stone.
In the November issue of Business Cornwall magazine we talk to Al Titterington, managing director of Newquay Airport.
These are not easy times for regional airports, and Titterington discusses many of the challenges the Council-owned facility faces.
He talks about impact felt by Ryan Air’s decision to quit the airport in 2010, and Air Southwest’s demise this year. He also looks forward to the opportunities presented by the recent announcement that it will become an Enterprise Zone.
Inside the October issue of Business Cornwall, we discuss some of the uses that businesses could have for superfast broadband.
In a roundtable meeting held at the Pool Innovation Centre in collaboration with Bush Telegraph, business leaders debated how superfast might – or might not – impact on the local economy. We discuss the opportunities it could present Cornish businesses and try to demystify some of the hype surrounding cloud computing.
Today (Friday September 30) marks the last day of flying for regional airline Air Southwest.
A Cornwall Councillor and local MP have pressed the case for the dredging of Falmouth Docks in a meeting with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Newquay Airport has today been named as one of a clutch of new Enterprise Zones across the UK…
Local MP Stephen Gilbert has spoken of his disappointment at the news that Air Southwest is to close down.
Air Southwest had announced that it is to cease all operations by the end of September.
Lufthansa has resumed its seasonal route from Newquay to Dusseldorf.