Concepts for Luton Rising’s proposed Green Horizons Park next to the airport in Luton have been discussed by industry and investment leaders.
Category: Airport
Luton Rising honoured to welcome His Majesty The King on-board Luton DART
Luton Rising, Luton Council’s airport company, has been deeply honoured by the visit of His Majesty The King to the Luton DART today.
Opening announcement for Luton DART to be made in early 2023
The announcement of an official opening date for the pioneering Luton DART infrastructure project will be made in early 2023, Luton Rising confirmed today.
Jet Zero confirms value of Green Controlled Growth
The value of our ground-breaking Green Controlled Growth framework for the sustainable expansion of London Luton Airport has become even more apparent following the long-awaited publication of the Government’s Jet Zero Strategy last week.
Your engagement makes us better.
Luton Rising’s new Engagement Director, Orlagh Ennis shares her plans in the lead up to the DCO application.
How to avoid airport chaos
By Graham Olver, CEO at Luton Rising
It’s been hard to escape the wall-to-wall media coverage lately highlighting scenes of “chaos” and lengthy queues at UK airports. But one airport that has been noticeably absent from these stories is London Luton Airport (LLA). There is a good reason for that. For the year to date, average waiting times at LLA have been 15 minutes for check-in, 7 minutes for security, and 11 minutes for passport control. So how has LLA achieved this?
Apprentices at Luton Rising promoted to permanent staff members
Luton Rising is delighted to be able to celebrate the fantastic success of our apprentices, who were promoted to full time staff members earlier this month. This is a huge milestone for our apprentices, who have worked hard over 12 months to develop their skills through training and professional work experience.
Our proposed expansion – what’s happened since the consultation?
Earlier this year we conducted a third public consultation on our plans for the sustainable long-term expansion of London Luton Airport to 32 million passengers per annum (mppa) by the mid-2040s.
This was a second statutory consultation, and sought feedback on updated proposals for a second terminal and associated infrastructure to deliver this passenger growth.
Excellent engagement on consultation on proposed expansion of London Luton Airport
From 8 February until 4 April, Luton Rising held a statutory consultation on the long-term proposals to increase the capacity of the airport to 32 million passengers per year, by building a new terminal and making the best use of the existing runway.
Have your say, your way
Luton Rising’s public consultation about the proposed long-term expansion of London Luton Airport is into its fourth week.