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Previous price controls

Q6 mid-term review

In 2014 we adopted a new approach to regulating the charges and services Gatwick Airport Limited (GAL) offers to airlines, based on a set specific commitments given by GAL. We carried out a review of this new framework in the second half of 2016, to consider whether it was operating in passengers' interests.

Findings and conclusions


  • Conclusion document, CAP1502 (December 2016)
    This document reports the findings and conclusions of our mid-term review of the economic regulatory framework that we now apply to Gatwick Airport Limited.
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Q6

Final proposals



Economic regulation of Gatwick Airport Limited after April 2014: the CAA's final proposals (October 2013)

Interim responses

Responses to final proposals (including responses to other responses) On 3 October 2013 the CAA consulted on its final proposals for the economic regulation of Gatwick Airport under the Civil Aviation Act 2012. The final proposals were built around commitments offered by the airport to be backed by a licence, the main aim of which is to ensure that the commitments are honoured and to ensure the CAA can continue to act where appropriate to protect users. Non-confidential versions of the responses to the CAA's consultation are below:

The CAA gave respondents to its final proposals the opportunity to respond to other parties' responses to the final proposals. These further responses are below:

Estimating the cost of capital: a technical appendix to the CAA's Final Proposal for economic regulation of Heathrow and Gatwick after April 2014 (October 2013)

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Constructive engagement


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Consultancy reports



Consultant reports commissioned by the CAA

Consultant reports commissioned by other stakeholders

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