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  • Aviation industry left in disarray after US judge overthrows Biden’s mask mandate on planes and trains

    April 19, 2022

    The US aviation industry was left in disarray after a US federal judge overthrew President Biden’s mask mandate on public transportation, creating confusion among passengers and operators. The ruling, which was made yesterday by Florida judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, gives public transport operators the power to keep masks on or scrap them entirely forcing travellers [...]

  • Former Ferrari executive Michael Leiters in pole position to head McLaren Automotive

    April 19, 2022

    Former Ferrari executive Michael Leiters is reportedly in the pole position to head McLaren’s car making business, McLaren Automotive. Leiters, who stepped down from his chief technology officer post in December, is among the candidates currently vetted to replace McLaren Automotive’s chief executive Mike Flewitt. It is unclear whether Leiters has agreed to take over [...]

  • Travelex recruits BrickVest boss Richard Wazacz as new CEO

    April 19, 2022

    Foreign exchange firm Travelex has appointed Richard Wazacz as new CEO, who pledged to further modernise the business. The London-based firm said Wazacz would step into the role on 4 July 2022, joining from online property marketplace Brickvest.  After a two year stint as CEO of Bickvest, Wazacz will be succeeding Donald Muir, who has [...]

  • Heathrow travel chaos eases as Easter is over: BA re-loading bags again after temporary stop

    April 19, 2022

    Chaos at Heathrow seems to be calming as the weekend has passed, with a British Airways spokesperson confirming to City PM this morning that the airline is loading all bags on its planes after a temporary stop on Thursday evening. British Airways reportedly stopped loading luggage on numerous European flights as it struggled to cope [...]

  • Government announces half-price rail fares to help with living costs squeeze

    April 19, 2022

    The UK Government is set to slash rail fares by 50 per cent to help struggling Brits with the cost of living squeeze. Transport secretary Grant Shapps announced more than one million train tickets will be reduced to help Britons afford trips across the UK and boost domestic tourism. The scheme is run on a [...]

  • P&O to face soaring insurance bill after sinking to riskiest safety rating

    April 18, 2022

    P&O is to face soaring insurance bills after it sank to the riskiest safety rating, with its performance deemed “very low.” According to an analysis of an international database of inspections, P&O was previously awarded a “medium rating,” but after it sacked 800 seafarers and replaced them with agency workers the rating sank. “It’s very [...]

  • Most employees push for remote working following fuel price surge

    April 18, 2022

    Most employees are pushing for remote working patterns as a result of the surge in fuel prices. According to 3,000 people survey by recruiter Randstad, nine out of 10 cite the cost-of-living crisis, and in particular hiking fuel prices, as the main reason for remote working. “For people who have to drive, being hit by [...]

  • Ukraine war leading to long-term consequences for aviation, says Emirates’ Sir Tim Clark

    April 18, 2022

    The Ukraine war and the consequent exclusion of Russia from the global economy will have long-term consequences for global aviation, said Emirates’ boss Sir Tim Clark. “This [war] will have major manifestations of perhaps disadvantage for both sides. And this will have an impact on the industry,” he told the BBC today. Clark said Emirates was [...]

  • Rivian says automotive at risk of EV battery shortage

    April 18, 2022

    The global automotive industry needs to brace for a shortage of electric vehicle (EV) batteries, according to Tesla’s rival Rivian. Chief executive RJ Scaringe said moving from building a few million batteries to tens of millions within the decade will replace chip shortages as the sector’s biggest challenge. “Put very simply, all the world’s cell [...]

  • Average price of used cars soar by a third following supply chain squeeze

    April 18, 2022

    The average price of a used car in the UK has soared by almost a third over the last 12 months. Data from online car dealer Auto Trader revealed that on a like-for-like basis car prices have gone up by 32 per cent to around £18,000 – meaning that motorists are now paying a 15 [...]

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