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Published Date: 15 March 2009
WELCOME to Scotland on Sunday's online feature, Question of the Week.
Each week we ask the readers of scotlandonsunday.com for their views on a burning issue from the past seven days.

The best responses may be reproduced on the Online Forum page in Sunday's print edition of the newspaper on March 22.

If you wish to appear in Scotland on Sunday, then, along with your response, please leave a first name and surname, as well as your location - eg Tom Smith, Edinburgh. We welcome all comments.

The question this week is...

Should BAA sell Glasgow or Edinburgh airport?



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  • Last Updated: 19 March 2009 4:13 PM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
  • Related Topics: Scotland's airports
 
1

Mark Mackenzie,

Glasgow 21/03/2009 10:48:35
BAA should sell Edinburgh, as it would attract a much higher price than Glasgow in these troubled economic times. Edinburgh could then focus on the business sector leaving Glasgow to battle Prestwick for budget flights.
2

bfarquhar,

21/03/2009 14:08:31
Is it really necessary for BAA to divest itself of either airport in the name of competition, especially at a time when we are nationalising banks and creating uncompetitive behemoths like Lloyds and Santander? They are the result of the free market taking far too great risks with people’s savings in the interests of chasing delusory profits. It would be a disaster indeed if our airports did the same thing risking passengers safety and security from terrorist attack, don’t you think?

 

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