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  • IAG chief hits back after MPs blast BA as ‘national disgrace’ over job cuts

    June 15, 2020

    The chief executive of British Airways (BA) owner IAG has hit back at MPs after a report from the transport select committee labelled the UK’s flag carrier a “national disgrace”. Tensions between lawmakers and the airline have become inflamed over BA’s plans to make 12,000 of its staff redundant during the coronavirus crisis. The report [...]

  • Lufthansa seeking to make equivalent of 22,000 jobs redundant

    June 15, 2020

    German flag carrier Lufthansa is looking to make the equivalent of 22,000 full-time roles redundant as it seeks to restructure after the coronavirus crisis. The airline said that it was aiming to have made agreements with workers’ representatives by 22 June.  The job cuts, which will impact 600 pilots, 2,600 cabin crew members and 1,500 [...]

  • Coronavirus: Plans for Portugal-UK ‘air bridge’ going well

    June 15, 2020

    Portugal’s prime minister Antonio Costa has said that negotiations over an “air bridge” with the UK were still in progress and going well. Speaking to foreign media, Costa said: “We are working towards an agreement and will wait for it to happen”. If the measure is agreed, people in England will be able to travel [...]

  • Jaguar Land Rover falls to half a billion loss in final quarter

    June 15, 2020

    Luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) fell to a £501m loss in the fourth quarter, it was announced today, as the coronavirus hammered unit sales. Before the pandemic hit in the last period, JLR said that it had been on track to hit its financial targets after returning to profit in the second and third [...]

  • Tesla revs up in China as car registrations boom

    June 15, 2020

    Car registrations for US electric carmaker Tesla jumped 150 per cent month on month in May, as China gets back on track after lockdown. Tesla’s China registrations, including cars that were imported, grew to 11,565 in May from 4,633 units in April. Data from the China Passenger Car Association publisuhed today showed sales of Tesla’s [...]

  • Easyjet resumes flights with social distancing measures in place

    June 15, 2020

    Easyjet took to the skies for the first time in 11 weeks, as it resumed domestic flights with social distancing measures in place. The budget airline will relaunch 310 flights across its European network, as its first flight took off from London Gatwick at 7am this morning for Glasgow. The majority of flights this month [...]

  • MPs label British Airways a ‘national disgrace’ over job cuts

    June 13, 2020

    MPs have condemned British Airways, calling the embattled carrier a “national disgrace” over its plans to make 12,000 of its staff redundant. In a report from the transport select committee, MPs described the airline’s actions as a “calculated attempt to take advantage of the pandemic to cut 12,000 jobs and to downgrade the terms and [...]

  • Commuters can be fined for not wearing masks, Grant Shapps reveals

    June 12, 2020

    Those using public transport without wearing a face covering can be fined and refused permission to board, transport secretary Grant Shapps said today. Speaking at the government’s daily coronavirus briefing, Shapps said he will be taking steps through the Public Health Act this weekend to ensure powers are in place before the ruling comes into [...]

  • City welcomes move to ease post-Brexit border controls

    June 12, 2020

    Business groups have reacted favourably to the government’s decision to u-turn on imposing full border checks on all EU goods entering the UK after the Brexit transition period ends. Border controls will now be introduced over three stages up until July 2021, with Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove has accepting that businesses should not have [...]

  • Will hydrogen fuel the UK’s net-zero coronavirus comeback?

    June 12, 2020

    As the UK begins to take its first cautious steps out of the lockdown that has precipitated the worst economic crisis in modern history, thoughts have inevitably begun to turn to the question of what comes next. For some, the devastation wreaked by the coronavirus pandemic gives the UK a chance to fundamentally reset its [...]

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