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  • Reuben Bros buy London HeliportBillionaire brothers David and Simon Reuben buy the London Heliport in Battersea for an undisclosed sum.
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  • Scots air links 'at risk' if bmi deal blockedAIR links between Scotland and Heathrow provided by bmi will be lost unless a £172 million buyout is given the go-ahead, the head of British Airways's parent company has claimed.

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  • Gatwick Appoints Head of Surface Transport Julia Gregory joined Gatwick Airport earlier this year as Head of Surface Transport with responsibility for setting and delivering the airport's surface access strategy in support of the airport's ambition to compete and grow to become London's airport of choice.

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