Airports 'could buy noise rights'

Updated
Pixsell 07/11/2013
Pixsell 07/11/2013

Airports should be able to buy the right to expand and emit more noise by paying compensation to local residents, a think-tank has proposed.

The free market Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) said government involvement in the debate over aviation capacity is both unnecessary and undesirable and so airports need to be given the ability to cut deals with local residents independently.
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