Welcome !

I am somewhat surprised, yet immensely honored, that there is an airport in The West Of Scotland that bears my name. There are now two airports in The UK (the other, of course, in Liverpool) dedicated to men of peace (and sometimes of music.)
Although John and I travelled very different roads, our aims were the same ; to make the world a safer place for our children and to create harmony among those of different faiths.

Had we been swapped at birth, he would, I'm sure, have become as internationally successful and respected a statesman as myself and I would have brought my own deft touch to some of the greatest music of the last century.

My diplomatic skills would have kept the band together and we would have played our music of peace and love to other great world leaders.

The thought of being received at The Whitehouse with the greeting Yo Blair !, Yo Ko ! amuses me immensely. Truly a welcome that shows due deference and respect for ones' equals.

I sincerely hope that those traveling through Tony Blair International Airport take a little time to ponder on my considerable achievements and ask themselves what they can do to carry on my noble work.

In a commercial world and with onerous family responsibilities, it is not always possible to devote as much time as one would like to a cause in which one truly believes.
These pressures now bear heavily on me, hence my string of directorships and relocation further west.
However one can make amends if one is time-poor but cash-rich (I use this phrase in relative terms of course) by making donations of aid to those most in need.

This airport is one of many distribution hubs for such aid and, as long as the paperwork is in order, my staff will ensure the safe passage of sorely needed goods to their intended destinations across the world.

Just recently The Tony Blair International Airport facilitated the forward transport of international aid from one of our country's greatest friends to another who, in turn, managed to deliver the cargo to it's final destination with even greater urgency.

The cargo had a great impact on the local community and the efficacy of the aid was shown throughout the world to an audience in awe of our collaboration.

I hope you too might consider including Tony Blair International Airport in your plans to help make the world a better place.
It has taken longer than expected, but I believe we have now established at Tony Blair International Airport, a framework that provides a permanent solution for all your charitable or commercial needs.

Please do contact me or, in my absence, my PA Holly Burton, if you think you can benefit from my expertise in International Aid and Peace Advocacy.