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  • P&O Ferries restarts Scotland-Northern Ireland services as Dover remains shut

    April 11, 2022

    Disgraced ferry operator P&O Ferries announced today it has restarted services between Scotland and Northern Ireland, following a chaotic weekend for passengers. “Some of our services have now resumed sailing. Please see the current schedule for departures from Larne and Cairnyan,” the company said in a tweet. P&O also announced services remained cancelled today in [...]

  • Network Rail invests £2m to clean ‘eyesore’ graffiti on railways

    April 11, 2022

    Network Rail announced today it was investing £2m to clean “eyesore” graffiti on south-east London railway infrastructure. The company’s cleaning teams removed and painted over the graffiti, applying an anti-graffiti paint to deter people from vandalising the same areas – including Hungerford Bridge – in the future. “Everyone should feel safe when travelling on our [...]

  • Empty planes with no one checking in: Staggering 15,000 ‘ghost flights’ took off from UK during pandemic

    April 11, 2022

    The Civil Aviation Authority has recently revealed that almost 15,000 “ghost flights” departed from 32 UK airports between March 2020 and September 2021.  With around 4,910 planes Heathrow made the top of the list, followed by Aberdeen, Manchester and Stansted, at an overall  average of 720 per month. According to City PM estimates, that would [...]

  • Chip shortages to remain into 2023, says BMW boss

    April 11, 2022

    The shortage of semiconductors that plagued the automotive industry over the last two years is expected to remain well into 2023, said BMW boss Oliver Zipse today. “We are still in the height of the chip shortage,” he told German newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung. “I expect us to start seeing improvements at the latest next [...]

  • EU Commission adds 21 Russian airlines to banned list

    April 11, 2022

    The European Commission announced today it has added a further 21 Russian airlines to the list of carriers prevented from operating in the bloc. According to the body, the carriers do not meet international safety standards as they are operating domestically without the valid documentation. “The Russian Federal Air Transport Agency has allowed Russian airlines [...]

  • Drivers warned about busiest Easter on record as 21.5 million journeys planned

    April 11, 2022

    Drivers were told to brace for the busiest Easter on record, as an estimated 21.5 million trips will be made over the bank holiday. According to automotive insurance company RAC, this year will be the busiest since it started recording traffic data in 2014. “After two years of relatively quiet Easter bank holidays on the [...]

  • Easter chaos continues as UK airlines axe dozens of flights

    April 11, 2022

    Easter’s travel chaos doesn’t show any signs of easing as UK airlines continue to axe dozens of flights. British Airways (BA) announced today it has slashed a further 64 flights to and from Heathrow – affecting both domestic routes such as Aberdeen and Edinburgh as a well as services to European getaways like Berlin and [...]

  • Commuters face delays as Metropolitan line undergoes safety checks

    April 11, 2022

    Commuters on the Metropolitan line are facing severe disruption today due to safety checks being carried out aboard trains. Londoners are expected to experience massive delays between Baker Street and Aldgate, while minor hold-ups are reported on the rest of the line. Transport for London (TfL) introduced a new timeline after it has identified issues [...]

  • Heathrow marks highest passenger numbers since start of Covid

    April 11, 2022

    Heathrow Airport revealed the number of passengers in March hit its highest level since the start of the pandemic.   After the government scrapped all travel restrictions earlier this year, enthusiasm to travel rebounded strongly, the airport said this morning. Demand was being driven by “outbound leisure at weekends and during school holidays, as Brits make [...]

  • Brits brace for travel chaos over the Easter weekend

    April 10, 2022

    Flight cancellations, Dover queues and tube closures threaten to put a dampener on holiday plans over the Easter weekend.

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