“We’ll get them at the Schlafittl,” said Bettina Oestreich, the chairwoman of the Rupertiwinkel protection association, more determined than ever. As reported, in the future the association will rely on the support of the lawyer specializing in administrative law, Dr. Franziska Hess. In the eyes of those responsible, there are enough approaches.
Oestreich believes that the neighbors on the other side of Saalach and Salzach want to prevent more take-offs and landings from the south and thus over Austrian territory, as she underlined again in an interview with the magazine “Hello Neighbor” at the end of August. “If the city and state of Salzburg want to afford an airport, then they have to make it clear to their citizens that an airport doesn’t work silently,” emphasizes the aircraft noise officer on the Freilassing city council.
In return, Bettina Oestreich is now getting a fair amount of headwind from the residents’ protection association (ASA) on the Salzburg side, who don’t want to let things stand that way. “Dishonest arguments with wrong numbers don’t get any better, even with legal support,” emphasizes the new board member Maik Müller in a press release.