Airports National Policy Statement

Target entity: Airports National Policy Statement
Context triple: [Heathrow Airport expansion projects, relatedTo, Airports National Policy Statement]

• A. National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems
  The National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems is a federal planning document that identifies and prioritizes public-use airports in the United States that are significant to national air transportation and eligible for federal funding.
• B. National Airports Policy (Canada)
  The National Airports Policy (Canada) is a federal framework that restructured the ownership, operation, and funding of major Canadian airports by transferring most to local authorities while retaining national oversight of key strategic facilities.
• C. Federal-Aid Airport Program
  The Federal-Aid Airport Program was a U.S. government initiative that provided federal funding for the development and improvement of public airports before being superseded by later aviation grant programs.
• D. National Airports System of Canada
  The National Airports System of Canada is a federally designated network of major Canadian airports that are considered essential to the country’s air transportation infrastructure and economy.
• E. National Civil Aviation Policy of India
  The National Civil Aviation Policy of India is the Government of India’s comprehensive framework guiding the development, regulation, and growth of the country’s civil aviation sector.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Airports National Policy Statement
Target entity description: The Airports National Policy Statement is a UK government planning framework that sets out the policy and criteria for approving new airport capacity and major aviation infrastructure, including expansion at Heathrow.

• A. National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems
  The National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems is a federal planning document that identifies and prioritizes public-use airports in the United States that are significant to national air transportation and eligible for federal funding.
• B. National Airports Policy (Canada)
  The National Airports Policy (Canada) is a federal framework that restructured the ownership, operation, and funding of major Canadian airports by transferring most to local authorities while retaining national oversight of key strategic facilities.
• C. Federal-Aid Airport Program
  The Federal-Aid Airport Program was a U.S. government initiative that provided federal funding for the development and improvement of public airports before being superseded by later aviation grant programs.
• D. National Airports System of Canada
  The National Airports System of Canada is a federally designated network of major Canadian airports that are considered essential to the country’s air transportation infrastructure and economy.
• E. National Civil Aviation Policy of India
  The National Civil Aviation Policy of India is the Government of India’s comprehensive framework guiding the development, regulation, and growth of the country’s civil aviation sector.
• F. None of above. chosen