What London should do about its airports has not figured much in the UK election campaign so far. That is no surprise: the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats are all riven on the issue, particularly over whether Heathrow should have a third runway.
Meanwhile Hong Kong, which as long ago as 1998 opened a new airport on an island away from the city centre, is about to run out of space.
Dead set on holding on to its status as Asia’s premier business hub, Hong Kong’s governors had no doubt what to do: last month its executive council approved a third Hong Kong runway.
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