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In the Middle of the Marne Has Been Stretching Since 2000 a Runway of 3,860 Meters Cut for the Largest Cargo Planes: the Announced Traffic Has Remained on Paper
Since 2000, Paris-Vatry Airport has had a 3,860-metre runway, one of the longest in France, sized for the largest cargo planes. However, the massive traffic that had to justify this infrastructure has never taken off, far from the 150,000 tonnes promised per year. A public infrastructure has become a symbol of major projects with disappointing results. More
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Since 2000, Paris-Vatry Airport has had a 3,860-metre runway, one of the longest in France, sized for the largest cargo planes. However, the massive traffic that had to justify this infrastructure has never taken off, far from the 150,000 tonnes promised per year. A public infrastructure has become a symbol of major projects with disappointing results. More