The Star: August 20, 2020

‘slim and none’
My apologies to the ODT,
but you simply don’t know
what you’re talking about.
We don’t direct tourists
where to go. They make the
choice. The fact that this
part of the world is very attractive
to visitors is enormously
beneficial to New
Zealand as a whole and we
should celebrate that. I’ve
said it before and I’ll say it
again, that Invercargill Airport
has a part in the future
play around this matter but
that is for the future.
Again, the harsh reality
facing us at present is that
it will take a long time
for air travel to recover to
anything like what it was
before Covid-19 which is
very much a reality for the
rest of the world.
That reality, together
with the advances in modern
aircraft technology,
leave me with the view that
it will be along time before
Queenstown Airport faces
any capacity issues at all.
And, again the reality is
that apart from the currently
proposed small commuter
flights, no action will
take place on developing
commercial flights at Wanaka
Airport for a similarly
long time.
In summary, a lot of
people have got themselves
terribly excited about
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this proposal.
I very much doubt that
it will ever see the light of
day. As an old friend of
mine often says, the chances
of this happening are
slim and none, and right
now slim is out of town.
• CIAL was invited to
respond by The Star. Said
CIAL project director
Michael Singleton: “We’re
in the very early days
of a long-term project
and completely respect
everyone’s right to express
their view – we expect to
receive many more over the
course of the project and
these will be factored into
our thinking.”
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