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A simple solution to the question of picking up at the Airport
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From Jill Le Quesne.
At last a politician is asking for a free pick-up zone at the Airport. Maybe it will happen this time.
However, why the need for a separate zone? A separate free zone would have to be constantly patrolled to prevent abuse of the system, adding the expense of staffing the patrol.
Other airports (for example, Exeter) just give the first 20 minutes free in the main car park and if you go over that you get charged for the full hour.
It’s just a simple change to the ticket machines and a much cheaper option than the one proposed by Senator Maclean.
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