In this file photo dated  June 5, 2018, a plane takes off over a road sign near Heathrow Airport in London. AP 
The decision on a third runway at Heathrow airport comes after years of study and debate over the building of the first full runway in the southeast of the country since World War II. Approval of the 14 billion-pound ($18.6 billion) project is certain to be challenged in the courts.
Prime Minister Theresa May’s government believes expansion is the right move for Britain, a signal showing national commitment to expand international trade transport links that will boost the economy for generations to come. Business groups have strongly supported her, arguing expansion is tantamount to hanging up the “open for business,” sign.
“We have reached the day when Parliament needs to say yes …,” said Carolyn Fairbairn, the director general of the CBI business group. “Any more delay, and our competitors – who have been busy building their own aviation capacity and trade relationships – will pull further ahead.”

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