Wilhelmina Cornelia Strachan

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.