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London Manston invests £8 million in new aprons

Monday, 1 April 2002

Two new aprons and linked taxiways are set to become operational at London Manston Airport.

The latest £8 million investment at the airport provides ten acres of new space in the eastern and

western aprons. The western apron has three stands for DC8/B757 sized aircraft or two B747s while the eastern apron has four stands for B737s or two B747s.