The government has approved plans for a new railway station at Doncaster Sheffield Airport - despite the fact that the airport itself is under threat of closure
Mayor Coppard also revealed that a meeting with Aviation Minister Robert Courts was a productive one and said he would introduce other UK airport players and airlines for discussions around the site.
Fletcher said: “My concern is we have three weeks left at the moment to sort this. So far, we have no answers. It doesn’t fill me with a lot of hope, it actually scares me to death.“If this does go, there needs to be a public inquiry as to why. But that’s for another time, we need to focus on saving the airport.”
The working groups that are currently set up were questioned while another asked about the start of the negotiating process.
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