The UK government's Labour party has approved the proposed expansion of London Luton Airport, overruling planners' environmental concerns. The expansion project aims to nearly double passenger capacity from 18 million to 32 million annually. Transport secretary Heidi Alexander supported the decision, stating the development was essential for economic growth and job creation, describing it as crucial for both Luton and the wider UK economy. This marks the 14th development consent under the current Labour government, reflecting their commitment to enhancing infrastructure and economic potentials despite facing environmental backlash.
The expansion of London Luton Airport, backed by the Labour government, is set to nearly double its passenger capacity, addressing national economic needs.
Transport secretary Heidi Alexander emphasized a compelling case for granting development consent, highlighting the project's promise for economic growth and job creation.
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