§ 57. Mr. Dayasked the Under-Secretary of State for Air whether there have been any new Customs aerodromes approved during the three years ended at the last convenient date; and whether arrangements have now been made at the principal aerodromes situated on the coast for the Customs clearance of passenger traffic?
§ Lieut.-Colonel MuirheadSince 1st January, 1935, eight new Customs aerodromes have been approved. Customs facilities are provided at those aerodromes on or near the coast where there is a reasonable demand for them. I will circulate in the OFFICIAL REPORT a list of aerodromes at which Customs facilities are now provided.
§ Mr. DayIs it contemplated to introduce Customs clearance arrangements at all the principal aerodromes?
§ Lieut.-Colonel MuirheadIf the hon. Member looks at the list which will be circulated in the OFFICIAL REPORT he will see that it is a very extensive one.
§ Following is the list:
§ Bedford (Cardington).
§ Blackpool.
§ Brighton, Hove and Worthing.
§ Bristol.
§ Cardiff.
§ Carlisle.
§ Doncaster.
§ Exeter.
§ Gatwick.
§ Gravesend.
§ Harwich.
§ Hull.
§ Leicester.
§ Liverpool (Mersey).
§ Liverpool (Speke).
§ London (Croydon).
§ London (Heston).
§ Lympne.
§ Manchester.
§ Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
§ Newtownards.
§ Plymouth.
§ Portsmouth.
§ Ramsgate.
§ Renfrew.
§ Ronaldsway (Isle of Man).
§ Southampton.
§ Southamptoin Water.