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  • CarTrawler CEO Cormac Barry on the travel sector’s long road to recovery

    January 23, 2022

    No more PCR tests before arriving in England and most travel restrictions out of the window. International arrivals will instead be asked to take a lateral flow test on arrival and only to self-isolate if it comes back positive. The UK government’s recent announcements were warmly welcomed by the UK’s aviation and tourism sectors, including [...]

  • Flight or fight: 5G confusion rocks both sides of the Atlantic

    January 21, 2022

    The frenzy around 5G seems to have eased in the last day, as many US carriers – including American Airlines – said they registered a “minor operational impact”.

  • Studying Boris Johnson’s £335bn idea of a bridge between Scotland and Northern Ireland cost taxpayer £900,000

    January 21, 2022

    A study commissioned by Prime Minister Boris Johnson into which found it would be too expensive to build a bridge or tunnel between Scotland and Northern Ireland cost taxpayers nearly £900,000. The Department for Transport (DfT) said the research into the feasibility of a fixed link cost £896,681. Network Rail chairman Sir Peter Hendy led [...]

  • EV battery producer Britishvolt confirms plans for UK gigafactory with £1.7bn funding deal

    January 21, 2022

    British electric vehicle battery producer Britishvolt has today confirmed plans for a new gigafactory in the North East through a £1.7bn funding deal. The firm has secured investment through the government’s Automotive Transformation Fund and private funding from Trixtax and abrdn. The new plant, which will be in Blyth, is expected to create 5,000 jobs [...]

  • Qatar Airways vs Airbus: Court date set for late April

    January 20, 2022

    A division of London’s High Court has set late April as the court date for Qatar Airways’ $618m lawsuit against plane maker Airbus, according to Reuters sources. The Qatari airline decided in December to take Airbus to court over a damage dispute concerning the A350 model, after it was forced to ground some of its [...]

  • Airline shares end higher following Ryanair’s ‘sea change’ comments

    January 20, 2022

    Shares of European airlines ended higher today as a result of Ryanair’s ‘sea change’ comments. The Dublin-based carrier ended 4.2 per cent higher, while British Airways’ owner IAG and Easyjet went up 1.60 and 3.29 per cent respectively. Earlier today, low-cost carrier Ryanair said it had registered a ‘sea change’ in customer confidence over the [...]

  • Around the world in 155 days: 19-year-old is the youngest woman to complete solo journey

    January 20, 2022

    Belgian-British 19-year-old Zara Rutherford has entered the Guinness World Records after she became the youngest woman to fly solo around the world. During her 52,080km journey, which took her 155 days, Rutherford visited 31 countries, taking off from Belgium on 18 August towards the Atlantic. After stopping in Iceland and Greenland, she flew through the [...]

  • ‘High security’ breach at Crossrail as stowaway takes Elizabeth line for a spin

    January 20, 2022

    Crossrail has reported a “high-risk security breach” after a stowaway boarded the Elizabeth line and managed to travel undetected. According to reports, the person boarded at Abbey Wood on 29 November and travelled for 30 minutes reaching Paddington station before being removed by security, trade news website Construction News reported first. “Clearly a customer should [...]

  • TfL under fire over ‘unfair’ proposed Piccadilly line premium fare to Heathrow

    January 20, 2022

    Transport for London (TfL) is under fire over a proposed increase to Piccadilly line’s journeys to Heathrow, according to recent reports. To be put in place between Zone 1 and Zone 6, the ‘premium fare’ would see commuters pay 60 per cent more to travel, with peak prices implemented all day instead of during rush [...]

  • Bumpy rides: Number of UK daily flights at half of pre-Covid levels

    January 20, 2022

    Turbulent times are far from over for airlines, as the number of UK daily flights is at an average of 2,443 per day – still 49 per cent down on pre-pandemic levels, according to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONGS). Commenting on the results, Hargreaves Lansdown’s senior investment and market analyst Susannah Streeter [...]

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