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  • TfL seeking a £2bn bailout from central government

    May 10, 2020

    Transport for London (TfL) is seeking a £2bn bailout from the government after its finances have been plunged into dire territory by the coronavirus crisis. TfL bosses, including London mayor Sadiq Khan, are in talks with Whitehall to secure the emergency funding after the crisis has left the body with just £1bn in the bank, [...]

  • Virgin Atlantic launches desperate plea for government support as buyout firms circle

    May 10, 2020

    The chief executive of Virgin Atlantic has issued a last-ditch plea for a government bailout as a string of buyout firms circle the troubled carrier. Sir Richard Branson’s airline has failed to impress the Treasury with its request for a £500m taxpayer-funded rescue package, with chancellor Rishi Sunak stating support would be given only as [...]

  • Car use on the rise as drivers await easing of lockdown measures

    May 8, 2020

    The UK’s drivers have begun to use their cars more than earlier in the coronavirus lockdown period, an study by the RAC has found, ahead of Sunday’s announcement of how the measures will be eased going forward. Comparing data from last week to that in the second week of lockdown, the RAC found that the [...]

  • Air France-KLM posts €815m loss as coronavirus crushes demand

    May 7, 2020

    Air France-KLM this morning reported an €815m (£713.9m) loss for the first quarter on the back of the total collapse in flight demand caused by coronavirus. Revenue fell 15.5 per cent to €5bn in the first quarter, with its net loss widening to €1.8bn from €324m. The Franco-Dutch airline said that the plunge would continue [...]

  • British Airways: Five things you need to know as IAG reports £1.5bn loss

    May 7, 2020

    British Airways owner IAG this morning reported a total first quarter loss of €1.8bn (£1.5bn), saying that it was currently operating 94 per cent down on its total passenger capacity. More worryingly, it said that it expected the second quarter’s results to be far worse, and warned that passenger demand would not return to pre-coronavirus [...]

  • AA profit rises a fifth after strong operational performance

    May 7, 2020

    Driving association the AA saw its profit rise nearly a fifth over the financial year, and said it expected this year’s performance to be only marginally lower due to the coronavirus crisis. Shares in the motorists group rose nearly 14 per cent on the back of the announcement. The figures Profit for the year rose [...]

  • Trainline ‘confident’ it can navigate coronavirus downturn as revenue grows

    May 7, 2020

    Travel ticketing platform Trainline has said that it is “confident” it can navigate an extended coronavirus downturn, as its revenue grew 24 per cent last year. The firm said that although passenger numbers in the UK and Europe are currently down 95 per cent, its long term growth strategies remained intact. The figures Trainline said [...]

  • British Airways owner IAG targets ‘meaningful return’ to flying in July

    May 7, 2020

    British Airways owner IAG has announced that it is targeting a “meaningful return” to operating flights in July, but warned passenger numbers across the whole year could fall by 50 per cent. The airline warned that it did not expect to see a return to pre-coronavirus passenger numbers until 2023, meaning further restructuring would be [...]

  • Aviation chiefs plead for more help from government amid coronavirus chaos

    May 6, 2020

    Representatives of the UK’s airports and airlines have said that the government must do more to support the aviation sector, warning that it “does not understand the strategic role the industry plays in the economy”. Speaking to the transport select committee, Tim Aldersdale, the chief executive of Airlines UK, said that there were “lots of [...]

  • Sadiq Khan unveils plans to transform roads for walkers and cyclists post lockdown

    May 6, 2020

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has unveiled a new plan to transform the capital’s streets to accommodate a huge increase in walking and cycling once lockdown measures lift. Under the “Street Space” initiative, pavements will be widened and extra cycle lanes put in to allow people to travel to work while maintaining social distancing. Writing in [...]

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