Warwick District Council has objected to the plans to extend passenger facilities at Baginton.

A pre-inquiry meeting is being held on Monday ahead of a second public inquiry beginning in January.

The inquiry will consider the airport's two planning applications for a permanent passenger terminal to be built on the Baginton site.

Application A is for a 3,000 sq metre terminal, while application B is more than three times larger at 10,000 sq metres.

At a special planning meeting held last week councillors rejected officers' recommendations to accept a special series of controlling measures in relation to the plans.

The meeting is to reconvene on Wednesday.