Transforming London Stansted Airport

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OUR JOURNEY Feb 2013 MAG acquires London Stansted for £1.5 billion June 2013 Long-term growth deal signed with easyJet Sept 2013 Long-term growth deal signed with Ryanair March 2014 Aviation Minister opens expanded security search area June 2015 Aerozone Stansted – airport education centre officially opens Jan 2016 £80 million terminal transformation delivers new departure lounge, bars, restaurants and executive lounge March 2016 25th anniversary of the current terminal building April 2017 Planning approval granted for £130 million arrivals building which will make Stansted the only UK airport with dedicated arrivals and departures terminals April 2017 Jet2.com and Jet2holidays open last 12 months July 2017 Primera Air announces new direct flights to New York, Boston and Toronto from April 2018 Aug 2017 First on-site skills college at a major UK airport gets the green light Dec 2017 Emirates announces plans to launch Stansted/Dubai service from June 2018 Stansted base July 2017 A record 25 million passengers pass through the airport in the

To enable us to do this, we will need planning permission to grow beyond the current passenger cap that limits the airport to serving 35 million passengers per annum. Importantly for our communities, this further growth to 43 mppa can be achieved without having to increase the existing caps on the number of flights or the size of the airport’s noise ‘footprint’. We have already consulted widely, listening carefully to local residents to help shape these plans and as a responsible business we will be backing this up with a number of commitments. Our long-term plan for Stansted will create more choice and competition, better terminal facilities and new opportunities while providing clarity for the local community and the confidence our airlines need to continue growing. Stansted is a UK success story and in order for it to continue playing its crucial economic role, it is essential that the airport is allowed to reach its full potential.

Ken O’Toole, Chief Executive, London Stansted Airport