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  • Editorial: Business should be just business, until it’s much more than that

    February 27, 2022

    ONE assumes it wasn’t supposed to play out quite like this for Vladimir Putin. The Russian President surely anticipated a quick and easy military incursion into Ukraine – a military horribly overmatched, an inexperienced leader, and with the west unwilling to support. It is still so very early, but it does not appear that Putin [...]

  • EU closes airspace to Russian air traffic

    February 27, 2022

    The EU is closing its airspace to Russian air traffic as part of a new set of measures against the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said this afternoon. “We are shutting down the the EU airspace for Russians,” she said during a press conference. “We’re proposing a prohibition on [...]

  • Sources: World’s largest cargo aircraft destroyed by Russian air attack

    February 27, 2022

    Sources have revealed that the world’s largest cargo aircraft, Antonov’s An-225 Mriya, has been burned by a Russian air attack on Kiev’s Hostomel cargo airport. Two Antonov employees told Ukrainian radio Radio Svoboda that Moscow’s attack had burned down the plane, which was parked at the Ukrainian manufacturer’s base. The news, confirmed by the mayor [...]

  • Emirates boss Tim Clark hits back against “flight shame” champions

    February 27, 2022

    Emirates’ boss Tim Clark has hit back at those who want to “flight shame” people into avoid flying for environmental reasons. Clark said today that according to this reasoning, all discretionary spending is immoral because it has a carbon footprint. “So whether you’re flying a holiday, whether you’re flying to your second home, or whether [...]

  • BA disruption continues as carrier forced to cancel some short-haul flights

    February 27, 2022

    British Airways (BA) today continues to experience disruption on short-haul flights departing from Heathrow, despite managing to fix yesterday’s IT issues. “While we have resolved the systems issues we’ve been experiencing and expect to run the vast majority of our flights on Sunday February 27, we have regrettably had to cancel a small number of [...]

  • France, Germany and Nordic countries close airspace to Russian planes

    February 27, 2022

    France, Germany and the Nordic countries – Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland – are joining the growing list of countries who closed their airspace to Russian aviation following the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine. “France is shutting its airspace to all Russian aircraft and airlines from this evening on,” tweeted French transport minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari. “To [...]

  • Rail operators ramp up services following passenger demand increase

    February 27, 2022

    Rail operators Avanti West Coast and East Midlands Railway are set to ramp up services as passenger demand is coming back post Omicron. Avanti West Coast’s services between London Euston, Manchester and Birmingham will double from tomorrow, with managing director Phil Whittingham saying the company “remains committed to supporting the ongoing recovery of our economy.” [...]

  • British Airways cancels all Heathrow short-haul flights amid IT issue

    February 26, 2022

    British Airways said it would be cancelling all short-haul flights from London’s Heathrow airport until midday as it deals with an IT failure affecting its website, app, and airport operations. “We are extremely sorry that due to the continuing technical issues we are facing we have regrettably had to cancel all short-haul flights from Heathrow [...]

  • EV charging provider EO extends deadline for US SPAC merger

    February 25, 2022

    Electric vehicle (EV) charging provider EO Charging has extended the deadline to complete a $675m merger with US special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) First Reserve Sustainable Growth. Sources said that, while the agreement is required to be finalised by 11 March, doubts on whether the company will meet the deadline have emerged, Sky News has [...]

  • RMT adds strike action on Trans Pennine Express on top of rail and tube

    February 25, 2022

    The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) has announced that Trans Pennine Express conductors will join rail and tube workers in a strike action during the weekend. Conductor members on Trans Pennine Express will stage a 24-hour walkout over salaries, announcing an additional programme of strikes through June. Night Tube drivers will [...]

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