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  • London City Airport braces for Extinction Rebellion shutdown

    October 8, 2019

    Extra police officers will be sent to London City Airport this week to counter an Extinction Rebellion attempt to shut it down. The activist group has revealed it plans to shut down the airport for three days beginning on Thursday. Read more: Extinction Rebellion offshoot occupies Smithfield meat market The shutdown is slated to start [...]

  • Easyjet share price dips despite profit on track to hit £430m

    October 8, 2019

    Easyjet today predicted it will hit upper profit guidance of up to £430m for its full year, despite rising costs. The airline said profits would hit between £420m and £430m in profit before tax in a trading update today, just off its £440m upper range prediction. Read more: COO comes in as Easyjet hails ‘robust’ [...]

  • British Airways lost 300,000 passengers in September amid pilot strikes

    October 7, 2019

    British Airways lost more than 300,000 passengers throughout September, as recent strikes forced it to cancel more than 2,000 flights. The airline suffered an eight per cent decline in passenger numbers last month to 3.85m people. Read more: IAG issues profit warning after British Airways strikes That was down from 4.19m during the same period [...]

  • Thomas Cook customers struggle to recoup funds as regulator’s website hit by ‘unprecedented demand’

    October 7, 2019

    Thomas Cook customers looking for a refund are being thwarted by excessive demand this morning, as the aviation regulator struggles to cope with the amount of people trying to claim their money back. The Civil Aviation Authority this morning launched its refund process for those affected by the travel company’s collapse last month. Read more: [...]

  • Odey and Elliott ‘among City titans to invest in hypersonic jet firm’

    October 6, 2019

    City heavyweights including Crispin Odey are said to have thrown their financial might behind an Oxfordshire-based firm which hopes to one day transport passengers from London to New York in an hour. The hedge fund tycoon Odey and US activist investor Elliott Advisors are among firms which have poured £100m into Reaction Engines, signalling their [...]

  • Hitachi ‘closes in on £200m West Coast franchise deal’

    October 6, 2019

    Hitachi is said to be close to clinching a £200m deal to overhaul trains and carriages on the West Coast Main Line. The award would come as a blow to struggling Canadian rival Bombardier, which was also pipped to the post by Hitachi on a £400m deal to build dozens of trains in the East [...]

  • Thomas Cook paid more than £20m to advisers in days before collapse

    October 5, 2019

    Thomas Cook paid more than £20m to over 30 advisers in its final days as it failed to secure a rescue deal. The payout added to the cash deficit that led to the company’s collapse, with advisers working on behalf of the company, bondholders, shareholders, the pension fund and insurance schemes. They were all involved [...]

  • HS2 review panel considers axing eastern extension

    October 5, 2019

    The High Speed 2 rail project could be scaled back in northern England to cut costs. Under plans drawn up by the panel reviewing the project, the route beyond the East Midlands to Leeds and Sheffield would be axed. Train speeds would also be cut by 40mph, in a bid to save more than £10bn, [...]

  • Ryanair ‘saving millions’ in unclaimed compensation

    October 4, 2019

    Ryanair quit an aviation complaints body after being forced to pay more than £3.6m in handling fees and compensation last year. The move could save the budget airline millions but may cause problems for passengers trying to claim money back for flight delays or cancellations.  Read more: Ryanair threatening to remove pilot perks over strikes [...]

  • IFS warns government against fuel duty cut

    October 4, 2019

    The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned the government against cutting fuel tax by 2p per litre in the upcoming budget, which it is reportedly considering, saying it would cost the government £1bn a year in lost revenue. Read more: Fuel duty cut on the cards as threat of general election looms The IFS, [...]

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