Javier Fernández opposes proposed residence near Aerópolis due to perceived risk of being employment-unsecured.
In the heart of Seville, Spain, the Aerospace District, centred around the Aeropolis Business Park, is set for future growth. This district, under public control, serves as a hub for aerospace companies, with Alestis Aerospace being one of its key residents [1]. The management and development of this district are linked to public initiatives aimed at fostering industrial growth in aerospace technologies.
The expansion of the Aeropolis Business Park is a priority for Javier Fernandez, the President of Seville Provincial Council and Mayor of La Rinconada. Fernandez sees two risks in the current situation: running out of land for the growth of existing companies or for attracting new aerospace companies. To address this, he suggests orienting the expansion of Aeropolis Business Park [2].
The main district of the future aerospace district, encompassing the Santa Barbara neighbourhood and San Nicolas, is located in the eastern part of the city. The Santa Barbara neighbourhood, spanning 375 hectares, will be divided into five sectors [3]. Fernandez has expressed concern that all the land for the aerospace district might be private, making it difficult to ensure public control [4].
The future aerospace district, presented at a ceremony at City Hall, addresses housing construction and consolidates Seville as an aerospace capital. The district, which includes ten million square meters, 24,000 homes, 800,000 square meters of industrial and logistics use, 3.2 million square meters of productive use, and the SE-35 (SE-Green), is a significant undertaking [5].
Javier Fernandez believes that major strategic projects require public control, but acknowledges a role for the private sector under public conditions. He suggests discussing the aerospace district issue with Fedeme, the Federation of Metal Entrepreneurs, to ensure it is given the necessary attention [6]. Fernandez compared the future aerospace district to golf courses, expressing concern about the potential for private land ownership [7]. However, specific concerns about land ownership or disputes have not been detailed or highlighted in the search results [1][2].
The business owners themselves have requested that the Junta orient the expansion of Aeropolis Business Park [8]. Fernandez believes the expansion of the Aeropolis Business Park is necessary to avoid running out of land for aerospace companies. He emphasises that the issue should not be seen as a matter of political confrontation, but rather as a priority for the entrepreneurs who understand the market and sector well [9]. The future model, according to Javier Fernandez, lies in the expansion of the Aeropolis Business Park.
[1] https://www.juntadeandalucia.es/industria/aeropolis [2] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html [3] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html [4] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html [5] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html [6] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html [7] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html [8] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html [9] https://www.elespanol.com/noticias/andalucia/javier-fernandez-solicita-que-la-junta-de-andalucia-oriente-la-expansion-del-parque-de-negocios-aeropolis_1275719151.html
- The expansion of Aeropolis Business Park, a hub for aerospace companies in Seville, Spain, is a priority for Javier Fernandez, given the risk of running out of land, not only for the growth of existing aerospace companies but also for attracting new ones.
- To ensure public control over the future aerospace district, which includes numerous sectors for housing, industrial and logistics use, productive use, and the SE-35, Javier Fernandez suggests discussing the district's expansion with Fedeme, the Federation of Metal Entrepreneurs.
- The general news, policy and legislation, finance, industry, aerospace, and politics sectors all stand to be impacted by the proposed expansion of the Aeropolis Business Park in Seville, as the district develops into a significant aerospace capital.
