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  • Royal Mail workers call for further strike amid 48-hour walkout starting TODAY

    September 7, 2022

    Royal Mail workers have announced further strike action for the end of the month, as staff prepare for tomorrow’s 48-hour strike. The union CWU today called  for an extra 48-hour strike beginning on 30 September as a result of the “despicable” way its postal workers were being treated. “There can be no doubt that postal [...]

  • Ryanair boss O’Leary expresses doubts over Boeing deliveries

    September 7, 2022

    Ryanair’s boss Michael O’Leary has voiced doubts over Boeing’s ability to deliver an order of 737 MAX aircraft.  “They are running late at the moment, there are problems with production in Seattle and we want to understand those problems,” O’Leary told journalists on Wednesday.  According to the chief executive, Ryanair has ordered 210 737 MAX [...]

  • TfL warns of Boris bikes’ suspension this weekend amid e-bikes roll-out

    September 7, 2022

    TfL has warned Londoners that they will not be able to use Boris bikes this weekend as the public body is rolling out a new electric fleet. The cycle hire scheme will be suspended from 10pm on Friday to 6am on Monday, to allow the network’s system to be upgraded.  “I am delighted to be [...]

  • Willie Walsh: Fuel prices will put pressure on carriers for rest of year

    September 7, 2022

    Increasing fuel prices will continue to put pressure on airlines’ costs for the rest of the year, according to aviation boss Willie Walsh.  “I am aware of some airlines that have embarked on hedging in recent months … just to provide themselves with some protection against the volatility that we’re witnessing,” said Walsh – a [...]

  • Boeing says it stopped buying aluminium from Russia

    September 7, 2022

    Boeing stopped buying aluminium from Russia earlier this year as Moscow was hit by Western sanctions following the invasion of Ukraine, the company said late last night.  “Boeing suspended purchasing aluminium from Russia in March, as we suspended major operations in Russia,” it said in a statement. Russia is the world’s second largest producer of [...]

  • Rail unions have mixed reactions to Trevelyan’s appointment

    September 7, 2022

    Rail unions have had mixed reactions to yesterday’s appointment of Anne-Marie Trevelyan as new transport secretary. The union RMT has called on Trevelyan to adopt a fresh approach to rail disputes, facilitating discussions between workers and companies.  “There is clearly now the opportunity for a new approach from the government to facilitate discussions between the [...]

  • New transport sec Anne-Marie Trevelyan needs to be ‘plucky 13th’ since turn of century, AA says

    September 7, 2022

    The AA hope the 13th transport secretary since the turn of the century will be “plucky” in transforming the roads. Anne-Marie Trevelyan, formerly the Secretary of State for International Trade, was appointed to the role last night by Prime Minister Liz Truss. Succeeding Grant Shapps, the AA published a list of 10 priorities on their [...]

  • Sadiq Khan slams London City expansion as public consultation nears end

    September 6, 2022

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has slammed the proposed expansion of London City airport as the 10-week public consultation on the ramp up of services ends on Friday.  Khan accused the airport of not “having demonstrated satisfactorily that [the plans] are compatible with our net-zero and wider environment objectives.” “It is essential the airport recognises that [...]

  • Eurowag boss: ‘We floated in London as we would get the best reception’

    September 6, 2022

    Martin Vohanka – chief executive of Czech tech platform Eurowag – said he chose London for the company’s IPO because it would “get the best reception.” “It’s about the best venue, where we believed there was the largest pool of investors which could understand our business model,” he told City PM  Founded in its current [...]

  • Lufthansa averts two more days of strikes following deal with pilots

    September 6, 2022

    Lufthansa has averted an additional two-day strike after it reached a deal with the pilots’ union. The VC union called off the walkout which was scheduled for tomorrow and Thursday, saying the two parties had set the basis of a comprehensive package of measures – both monetary and structural – which will be laid out [...]

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