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Airports (England) covers the regulatory, contractual and property work that keeps an airport operating, from airside and terminals to landside facilities and services. A solicitor in this area handles leases and licence agreements for airport sites, passenger and cargo contracts, ground handling arrangements, and security and compliance programmes with the Civil Aviation Authority and other regulators. They advise on planning, environmental, and operational permissions, and negotiate partnerships with airlines, concessionaires and service providers to keep runways, terminals and support services functioning safely and efficiently.
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The work involves drafting and negotiating complex leases, concession and service agreements, and ground handling contracts; navigating planning, environmental and noise controls; managing regulatory compliance with the CAA, and handling disputes or claims arising from airport operations and property use. It requires understanding of aviation-specific regimes, slot allocation, passenger rights, security requirements, and the interplay between local authority planning and national regulation.
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