BAA - More legal 'ping-pong'?

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Source: www.baa.com

BAA response to Competition Commission decision

19 July 2011

.....BAA Chief Executive Colin Matthews said:
"We are dismayed that the Competition Commission's final decision
still requires BAA to sell Stansted and either Glasgow or Edinburgh
airport. The Competition Commission has not recognised that the world
and BAA have changed. This decision would damage our company which is
investing strongly in UK jobs and growth. We have a responsibility to
protect our shareholders' investment and we will now consider a
judicial review of the Competition Commission's decision."...

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Ping ponging like your views on which Scottish airport would be best
sold.

I'm sure you have an attention deficit problem.

Anyway back to BAA's claim about EDI and GLA being separate markets..I
suppose
their intended GLA-MAD - which competes with EDI-MAD - is their idea
of separatism?