From the BBC, about RAF St Mawgan...
[quote]The RAF base is earmarked for mothballing in 2007
Some civic leaders in Cornwall are criticising the county council's lack of support for plans to bring fighter planes to Newquay Airport.
RAF St Mawgan, which shares some facilities with the airport, is one of the bases that could house the new Joint Combat Aircraft (JCA) in 2013.
The move could secure the future of the loss-making airport, say civic leaders.
But the county council says it would prefer not to have the JCA at St Mawgan because of concerns about noise.
Jobs risk
Six civic leaders, from Newquay, St Columb Major, Camelford, Truro, Bodmin and Wadebridge, are writing to the council asking it to rethink its decision.
They say that the airport, which is used by about 300,000 passengers a year, is crucial for business and tourism and the JCA could bring 1,000 civilian and 3,000 RAF jobs.
Mayor of Bodmin, Lance Kennedy, said: "All the six towns will be affected. Newquay and St Columb will be most affected and it will ripple out from there."