Arora Group Unveils Low-Cost Heathrow Expansion Plan
AVIATION & AIRPORTS

Arora Group Unveils Low-Cost Heathrow Expansion Plan

Surinder Arora, one of Britain’s most prominent Indian-origin hoteliers, has unveiled a cost-effective proposal to expand Heathrow Airport with a fully operational third runway by 2035.
The Arora Group, known for operating several of the UK’s luxury hotels and resorts, has submitted its “Heathrow West” proposal to the Department for Transport (DfT). Developed in partnership with American engineering firm Bechtel, the plan aims to deliver a more affordable and efficient alternative to existing expansion models.
According to the company, the proposal meets the UK government’s goals of unlocking economic growth, improving service levels, and enhancing resilience for both airlines and passengers. It also promises to increase consumer choice and boost the country’s global connectivity through a streamlined and economically viable approach to expanding the UK’s only hub airport.
Bechtel brings significant international expertise, having executed major airport infrastructure projects around the world. The Arora Group emphasises that its submission offers a commercially sensible model that minimises financial risk while delivering strategic value to the UK aviation sector. 

Surinder Arora, one of Britain’s most prominent Indian-origin hoteliers, has unveiled a cost-effective proposal to expand Heathrow Airport with a fully operational third runway by 2035.The Arora Group, known for operating several of the UK’s luxury hotels and resorts, has submitted its “Heathrow West” proposal to the Department for Transport (DfT). Developed in partnership with American engineering firm Bechtel, the plan aims to deliver a more affordable and efficient alternative to existing expansion models.According to the company, the proposal meets the UK government’s goals of unlocking economic growth, improving service levels, and enhancing resilience for both airlines and passengers. It also promises to increase consumer choice and boost the country’s global connectivity through a streamlined and economically viable approach to expanding the UK’s only hub airport.Bechtel brings significant international expertise, having executed major airport infrastructure projects around the world. The Arora Group emphasises that its submission offers a commercially sensible model that minimises financial risk while delivering strategic value to the UK aviation sector. 

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