Three years after establishing its international headquarters in Oxford, Heathrow Airport operator Ferrovial has said it will relocate the bureau to Amsterdam because of Brexit. The move is part of a wider plan by airlines and airports across Europe to reposition themselves as hubs for business travel. Ferrovial also owns Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports. Several companies, most recently Airbus, have warned of risks to their business due to Brexit uncertainty.
Three years after establishing its international headquarters in Oxford, Heathrow Airport operator Ferrovial has said it will relocate the bureau to Amsterdam because of Brexit. The Spanish company, which owns a 25% share of London's largest airport, said the move was necessary to "maintain the group's international companies under the umbrella of EU legislation". Ferrovial also owns Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports. Several companies, most recently Airbus, have warned of risks to their business due to Brexit uncertainty.