Oral Answers to Questions — Ministry of Aviation

– in the House of Commons on 4 December 1961.

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  • Civil Airports, Tees-side (6 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation what prospects he has in mind for the provision of additional civil aerodromes in the Tees-side area to promote the establishment of new industries in the North East.

  • Jet Aircraft (Night Flying) (9 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation what representations he has received from residents' associations and other interested parties regarding the decision to permit jet aircraft an extended use of...

  • Helicopters (4 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation if he will now agree to the purchase of three helicopters for British European Airways in order to allow an inter-city helicopter service to be operated.

  • Aircraft Industry (Orders) (10 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation what action he is taking to avert the actual and imminent redundancy in the aircraft industry by placing suitable Government orders for civil and military aircraft.

  • Aircraft Factories (Closures) (18 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation when he was informed of the proposed closure of the de Havilland factory at Christchurch which was engaged in manufacturing the Sea Vixen airplane to Government...

  • Scotland (14 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation what steps he is taking to maintain air services to Aberdeen and the north of Scotland.

  • Air Tours (2 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation whether he will take steps to ensure that organisers of inclusive air tours include in their tour programmes the name of the airport to which passengers are to be flown.

  • Air Traffic Census (4 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation when the proposed census of air traffic over Great Britain and the surrounding waters will take place; and if he will make a statement.

  • London Airport (Paraffin Fumes) (4 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation what steps he is taking or proposes to take about the nuisance to residents near London Airport caused by the discharge of burnt paraffin fumes.

  • Independent Operators (Licences) (4 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation if, when he negotiates with foreign Government in respect of the air traffic rights necessary to implement the licences granted by the Air Transport Licensing Board...

  • Tradair Limited (18 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation whether he is aware that a pilot employed by Tradair Ltd. was offered the alternative of demotion or resignation as a consequence of his cancellation of a flight...

  • B.E.A. (Uneconomic Routes) (17 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation whether he will give a general direction to British European Airways to cease to operate uneconomic routes.

  • Independent Operators (Licences) (17 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation whether, in view of the change in the prospects of world civil aviation since the passing of the Civil Aviation Licensing Act, 1960, he will introduce amending...

  • Turnhouse Airport, Edinburgh (8 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation when he expects work to be completed on the buildings of Turn-house Airport, Edinburgh.

  • Cunard Eagle Airways, Ltd. (8 speeches)

    asked the Minister of Aviation (1) to what extent, when he came to the conclusion that British Overseas Airways Corporation had sufficient aircraft commitments to absorb all traffic increases for...