Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION CECA Paul Doherty Senior Commercial Manager Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW TODAY: BRITAIN’S FRONT DOOR 81 76 million 76,000 jobs airlines serving passengers per annum supported at the airport 194 destinations in 82 countries 2 full length runways 34% and 8 4 of UK exports by value domestic operational (excluding the EU and routes terminals Switzerland) Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW TOMORROW: DELIVERING FOR PASSENGERS Changing needs and expectations of passengers Great yesterday is base case today Innovate Improve Inspire Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: THE STORY SO FAR 2017 2016 2015 Government publish draft Government National 2014 endorses the Policy Airports Airports Statement Commission Commission and (NPS) and Airports unanimously announces conduct a 2012 Commission recommends large scale policy support an additional publishes public for Heathrow runway at interim report consultation Independent Airports expansion Heathrow with three Commission established options by Government Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: THE BENEFITS 260,000 10,000 Up to additional ATMs serving up to £211 apprenticeships 40 billion new long haul routes in economic benefits across the UK 2x current cargo Up to capacity for Up to 180,000 British 40,000 exporters jobs created new local jobs across the UK Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: MASTERPLAN Multi- billion private sector investment North West alignment minimises impact on local communities n.b. Masterplan is subject to change during planning process and community consultation Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: FROM DECISION TO DELIVERY 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 Government DCO Consent Runway Decision Complete NPS NPS Early ATMs Consultation Designation Compulsory acquisition DCO preparation DCO Examination & Consultation Decision Scheme Design Early works Main works Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: DELIVERING FOR ALL OF BRITAIN (7) West (1) Scotland (4) North West (10) London Midlands up to up to up to up to £14.1 billion £12.5 billion £35.1 billion £9.7 billion and and and and 16,100 jobs 15,300 jobs 38,400 jobs 12,000 jobs (2) Northern (5) Yorkshire and (8) Wales (11) South East Ireland Humber up to up to up to up to £6.2 billion £23.6 billion £3.9 billion £9.0 billion and and and and 8,400 jobs 33,200 jobs 5,000 jobs 11,200 jobs (9) East of (3) North East (6) East Midlands (12) South West England up to up to up to up to £4.0 billion £7.8 billion £10.2 billion £11.5 billion and and and and 5,100 jobs 9,800 jobs 12,300 jobs 12,900 jobs Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: CONNECTING ALL OF BRITAIN New domestic routes EasyJet and Flybe have both indicated their desire to operate new services from an expanded Heathrow providing choice and competition Heathrow has become the first hub airport to support the principle of ring-fencing slots for domestic connections. for passengers Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW: THE UK’S GATEWAY In 2016, non-EU and Expansion will Switzerland trade via 34% double Heathrow was more than Felixstowe and of UK exports to cargo capacity Southampton combined destinations beyond the EU and UK air freight Switzerland leave by airport via Heathrow LHR Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential LOGISTICS HUBS Bids to build an expanded 120 Heathrow communities across the UK applied to host a logistics hub A longlist of potential sites will be announced in Autumn Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential LOGISTICS HUBS Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: DELIVERING FOR PASSENGERS Grimshaw appointed as concept architects to design a world-class, sustainable and affordable airport for the passengers of the future “[We] expect the industry to work together to drive down costs for the benefit of passengers… [the] aim should be to deliver a plan for expansion that keeps landing charges close to current levels…” UK Government, October 2016 Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW SKILLS TASKFORCE Planning the delivery of Expansion will deliver up to “Too often in the UK we make large - 10,000 40,000 scale investments in projects that deliver short-term results which do quality apprenticeships new local jobs not benefit and include the wider population, or the long term needs of the country. There is no more room for lost opportunities. Our national infrastructure projects must go hand- in-hand with learning and training opportunities for the workforce of the future.” Lord Blunkett Chairman Heathrow Skills Taskforce Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW 2.0: A GREAT PLACE TO WORK 1 in 5 76,000 local jobs are people work at Heathrow supported by the airport Publishing a roadmap in 2017 to help transition employees in our supply chain to the London Living Wage Ambition to reflect local diversity at every level of the company by 2025 Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW 2.0: A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE Airside ultra-low emissions 50% of passenger journeys by zone public transport by 2030 by 2025 Meeting and exceeding the Airports Commission conditions Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW 2.0: NOISE The Airports Commission Collaboration with airlines and confirmed that an expanded NATS is crucial to delivering a Heathrow would be quieter than quieter Heathrow it is today Heathrow is quieter now than it was in the early 1970s Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW 2.0: AIR QUALITY 16% reduction in ground based NOx emissions over 5 years The two that breach are 9 out of 11 next to air quality monitors near Heathrow are the M4 within legal limits Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW 2.0: AIR QUALITY AFTER EXPANSION 35 million public transport passenger journeys by 2030 Meeting our existing commitment to improve air quality as we expand Triple- lock Ensuring further options are ready to be introduced if guarantee required to reduce traffic on air quality Commitment not to release capacity unless within EU air quality limits Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW 2.0: GREEN SPACES £105 million available for new community buildings and green space Enhanced public green space four times the size of Hyde Park Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW 2.0: SUPPLY CHAIN Sustainability Schools 16 Strategic partners signing up Heathrow 2.0 shared And measured with our supply chain Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION: BACKED BY BRITAIN Over Over Business 40 100,000 local groups including BCC, CBI, 70% Chambers of FSB, IoD, support Heathrow people have shown Commerce expansion of MPs their support for support support Heathrow expansion by joining Heathrow expansion Back Heathrow expansion 38 UK airports Trade unions support Heathrow including TUC, BALPA, expansion Community, GMB, Prospect, Unite Classification: Confidential
Classification: Confidential HEATHROW EXPANSION Classification: Confidential
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