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  • Inmarsat reveals $3bn savings through embracing its satellite technology

    March 7, 2017

    Satellite firm Inmarsat said today its technology has saved airlines $3bn by enabling planes to fly closer to one another, among other things. The FTSE 250 firm compiled a report in association with specialist consultancy Helios. It concluded $1.1bn had been saved through a single air traffic control system and a further $1.9bn was spared by improving the communications with airline control [...]

  • Southern rail says the RMT’s strikes are becoming less effective ahead of next week’s 24-hour walkout

    March 7, 2017

    Southern rail has pledged to run the majority of its services during the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union's next strike on Monday 13 March. The train operator says industrial action is proving less effective and that during the last strike on 22 February, Southern ran 87 per cent of trains with more than 50 per [...]

  • London’s black cab industry needs a regulatory overhaul to compete with the likes of Uber, say academics

    March 7, 2017

    It's no secret that Uber's rise and its impact on the capital's transport network hasn't gone down well with many black cab drivers. Now a study by the University of the West of England and the University of Greenwich has suggested the capital's black cab industry needs a complete regulatory overhaul to compete with the ride-hailing app and other [...]

  • New Land Rover Discovery uses search and rescue drone technology to help Red Cross rescue missions

    March 7, 2017

    Check out this rather special version of the new Land Rover Discovery – for use by the Austrian Red Cross. That's right, Jaguar Land Rover special vehicle operations has been beavering away on developing "Project Hero", involving search and rescue drone technology which can take off and land on the vehicle, even when it's in [...]

  • Jaguar Land Rover is driven to new heights by 40 per cent surge in Chinese sales

    March 7, 2017

    Jaguar Land Rover roared to a record year in 2016 and it shows no sign of taking its foot off the pedal. The British car giant has reported its best ever February retail sales of 40,978 vehicles, up nine per cent on the same period last year. It was driven by strong demand in China [...]

  • Crossrail chairman Sir Terry Morgan takes over from Roy Griffins at London City Airport

    March 7, 2017

    Crossrail's Sir Terry Morgan CBE is joining London City Airport as chairman. Today he takes over from Roy Griffins, who has held the post for over 10 years, as the airport gears up for construction on its £350m development programme, due to be completed by the end of 2021. It will enable the airport to welcome [...]

  • Over 400 flights have been cancelled as French air traffic control strike is set to cause a second day of chaos

    March 7, 2017

    More than 400 flights have been cancelled across Europe due to the French air traffic control strikes that started yesterday, and the worst could be yet to come. In addition to the Brest and Bordeaux control centres which were on strike yesterday, the Marseille sector will now be involved in the action too. The five-day strike lasts [...]

  • Is the purchase of Vauxhall-Opel by Peugeot owner PSA Group good news for Britain?

    March 7, 2017

    Christian Stadler, professor of strategic management at Warwick Business School, says Yes. As it stands, it looks very much like the PSA deal is good news for everybody involved. GM will get rid of subsidiaries that have lost money for 17 years. PSA will become number two in Europe and gain scale that is crucial [...]

  • Heathrow launches supply chain tour to reach out to more small businesses ahead of third runway expansion

    March 7, 2017

    Heathrow is seeking to bolster its supply chain with small and medium-sized businesses to help deliver its expansion plans for the third runway. The UK's biggest airport will host six business summits across the UK this year to appeal to more small British firms and give them insight into Heathrow's major suppliers to help them win [...]

  • Airbus has unveiled its own online booking tool for its superjumbo A380

    March 6, 2017

    Airbus has unveiled its first "online booking assistant" for passengers and travel agents. It has created iflyA380.com featuring a flight search system that sorts results by aircraft type, allowing passengers to choose the A380 flight of their choice – with the ability to opt for wider seats and more entertainment options. Read more: Boeing hits [...]

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