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Transport (Wales) Act 2006

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11 Financial assistance: air transport services

(1) The Assembly may give financial assistance to— (a) persons who provide or propose to provide air transport services which start or end at an airport in Wales, and (b) persons who provide or propose to provide airport facilities or services at a place in Wales, for the purpose of enabling or facilitating them to provide those services or facilities. (2) But the Assembly may give financial assistance under this section only if the services or facilities would not in its view be provided without the financial assistance. (3) The Assembly may attach conditions to financial assistance under this section. (4) “Air transport services” means services for the carriage by air of passengers or cargo.

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11 Financial assistance: air transport services

(1) The Assembly may give financial assistance to— (a) persons who provide or propose to provide air transport services which start or end at an airport in Wales, and (b) persons who provide or propose to provide airport facilities or services at a place in Wales, for the purpose of enabling or facilitating them to provide those services or facilities. (2) But the Assembly may give financial assistance under this section only if the services or facilities would not in its view be provided without the financial assistance. (3) The Assembly may attach conditions to financial assistance under this section. (4) “Air transport services” means services for the carriage by air of passengers or cargo.

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