A WAR of words has broken out between Glasgow Airport and a campaign group over protecting homes from the noise of landing aeroplanes.
The long-running dispute took another turn last week after members of the Whitecrook Area Noise Association met with airport chief executive Andy Cliffe to seek a commitment on plans to insulate homes underneath the flight path.
“We do, however, recognise it is still an issue for many and would encourage residents from our neighbouring communities to engage with us on the current Airspace Change Programme when the public consultation phase begins next year. WANA said: “Gil and Joe were left extremely disappointed following the meeting as there was no commitment from the airport and confirmation that the planned scheme in Whitecrook will not be happening.
But the airport insists, whilst it can’t commit to making such a move, they are open to finally finding a solution to a problem that has run for over two decades.
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