Cardiff Airport - General Thread

[Qing4theloo]

The 14 days within which BRS had to appeal the decision has now expired. I wonder if that decision had any bearing on the BRS CEO terminating his post.

IMO It's now looking likely that it did, and that the decision not to appeal came from the owners (or maybe the lawyers?)
"Flounce off stage left ... "

 

[Jerry]

IMO It's now looking likely that it did, and that the decision not to appeal came from the owners (or maybe the lawyers?)
"Flounce off stage left ... "

Probably the legal advice was against appealing because they couldn't find anything to appeal against. If they had they'd have appealed I'm sure. I suppose it's unlikely we'll ever know if losing the case was the reason the CEO stood down or it was part of it or there was something else.

 

[CAN&I]

The 14 days within which BRS had to appeal the decision has now expired. I wonder if that decision had any bearing on the BRS CEO terminating his post. Another factor could be the change of ownership at BRS, the Toronto Teachers Pension Fund, having sold BRS to Mcquaire Investment Fund of Australia.

Unfortunately there is another week to go for Bristol Airport to lodge its application request to submit appeal proceedings at the Court of Appeal. (see point 2 below).

 

[geoff]

That's disappointing I'm sure I read an appeal had to be lodged within 14 days, obviously I was wrong. Sorry for my mistake.