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  • Renault to seek loans of up to €5bn to protect against coronavirus

    April 10, 2020

    The chairman of French car giant Renault has said that the firm could seek loans of up to €5bn to protect it against damage from the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking on French radio, Jean-Dominique Senard said:  “We are working on the idea of bank loans that would be guaranteed by the state and later reimbursed. This [...]

  • Coronavirus: Virgin Australia to ground all but one domestic flight and seeks state aid

    April 9, 2020

    Embattled Virgin Australia has said it will ground all domestic flights except a single daily trip from Sydney to Melbourne due to coronavirus, and is seeking AU$1.4bn (£707m) in government aid. The severely reduced programme will run through to 15 June at the earliest. It is understood that Virgin is seeking the cash in the [...]

  • Coronavirus: Airbus to cut jet production by a third

    April 9, 2020

    Airbus has announced its largest ever production adjustment in response to the coronavirus pandemic, cutting output of its best-selling A320 narrow-body family by a third to 40 aircraft a month. The global shutdown in flights due to the coronavirus has forced many airlines to postpone or cancel orders of new planes. The French-German aerospace giant [...]

  • Airlines set to save millions as air traffic control payments deferred

    April 8, 2020

    The UK’s airlines could save tens of millions of pounds a month after European governments took steps to allow them to defer payments for using UK and European airspace for 14 months. The new measures, which were agreed by air traffic body Eurocontrol’s member states, will cover the period between February and May 2020. In [...]

  • Coronavirus: Tour operator Tui cancels holidays until mid-May

    April 8, 2020

    The UK’s biggest package holiday firm Tui has extended the cancellation of its holidays for UK customers until mid-May among uncertainty as to when coronavirus travel restrictions will cease to apply. In a statement, the firm said that beach holidays for UK and Irish customers travelling up to and including 14 May would no longer [...]

  • Lufthansa to close budget carrier Germanwings as coronavirus forces overhaul

    April 8, 2020

    Lufthansa will close its low-cost subsidiary Germanwings as the flag carrier seeks to overhaul its business in response to the coronavirus crisis. The move came as the airline warned that it could take years for the airline industry to get back to pre-coronavirus levels of service. In a statement, Lufthansa said: “It will take months [...]

  • Easyjet accused of spending £600m of taxpayer money on Airbus deal

    April 8, 2020

    Easyjet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has once again lashed out at the firm, saying the carrier’s receipt of £600m in loans from the government “could be the biggest scandal in British corporate history”. The Greek-Cypriot businessman has pressured Easyjet’s board to scrap a £4.5bn order for 107 new planes from Airbus. Haji-Ioannou believes cancelling the [...]

  • Tour operator On the Beach cancels dividend and withdraws guidance

    April 8, 2020

    Travel operator On the Beach has cancelled its dividend and withdrawn guidance for 2020 as part of a raft of measures to protect the firm against the coronavirus outbreak. In addition, chief executive Simon Cooper will forego his salary, whilst the rest of the tour firm’s board will take a 20 per cent pay cut.  [...]

  • Coronavirus: Global airlines warn that up to 25m jobs at risk

    April 7, 2020

    Aviation industry body the International Air Transport Association has said that up to 25m jobs could be at risk due to the global slump in travel as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. According to IATA chief executive Alexandre de Juniac, worldwide demand has slumped 70 per cent due to the crisis, with the figure [...]

  • Coronavirus: Rail journeys fall 95 per cent as passengers heed travel restrictions

    April 7, 2020

    New figures revealed today by the Department of Transport show that only a very small proportion of people in the UK are still travelling, suggesting the government’s lockdown measures are in the most part being observed. Speaking at a virtual meeting of the transport select committee, rail minister Chris Heaton-Harris said that rail journeys were [...]

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