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  • Easyjet rejects fourth bid but holds out for ‘more attractive’ offer

    June 25, 2026

    Easyjet has slapped down suitor Castlelake for a fourth time but said it was open to a “more attractive proposal” from the US private equity firm. The budget airline revealed on Thursday it had rejected a £6.50 per share bid, which valued it at £4.9bn, saying that Castlelake was “substantially undervaluing the company and its [...]

  • EU airport chief: ‘I don’t know how we’ll cope’ with new border system

    June 23, 2026

    Europe’s airport chief has warned that he “doesn’t know” how the continent’s airports will “cope” with the huge delays caused by a new EU border system as the holiday season looms. Stefan Schulte, president of European airports trade body ACI Europe, told an industry event in Prague: “Passengers are queuing for hours at peak traffic [...]

  • Royal Mail boss pay soars to £7m despite profit slip

    June 23, 2026

    The boss of Royal Mail’s owner has seen his pay packet almost triple to £7m in the same year that profit at the firm fell by almost a fifth. Martin Seidenberg, chief executive of International Distribution Services (IDS), saw his total pay packet jump from £2.1m last year to £6.9m in the year to March. [...]

  • Easyjet investors call for £600m more from US bidder

    June 23, 2026

    Easyjet investors have said they are holding out for at least £600m more from Castlelake, the US private equity firm whose bids have been brushed off by the budget airline. Shareholders in the FTSE 250 firm said that they would not consider a takeover offer unless the offer reached at least £7 per share, valuing [...]

  • Castlelake urges Easyjet investors to back £4.7bn takeover bid 

    June 22, 2026

    Private equity firm Castlelake is calling on investors in Easyjet to lobby the budget airline to accept its third takeover offer, after the FTSE 250 carrier slapped down its latest bid over the weekend. The bidder said on Monday that Easyjet has rejected three successive takeover bids and criticised the airline for its “unwillingness to [...]

  • Economic benefit of Heathrow expansion slashed by 90 per cent

    June 20, 2026

    Heathrow’s third runway could boost the UK economy by just 0.05 per cent, a 90 per cent loss of the economic benefit that had been previously forecast. The expansion of the UK’s biggest airport will boost GDP by 0.05 per cent at best but this impact could be as little as 0.3 per cent, government [...]

  • Judge rejects Gatwick Airport bid to block new relaxed runway slot rules

    June 19, 2026

    A High Court judge has refused Gatwick’s request for an immediate emergency freeze to stop the new 70 per cent rule from starting today. The UK government temporarily reduced the “use it or lose it” slot usage requirement at major UK airports, including Gatwick Airport, from the standard 80 per cent to 70 per cent [...]

  • TfL dispel concerns over Queen’s tennis final tube havoc

    June 18, 2026

    Piccadilly Line closures that fans fear could cause chaos at the HSBC Championships finals at Queen’s Club this weekend have been dispelled by Transport for London. TfL has decided to close one of the capital’s main underground arteries as part of a series of weekend closures across west London that, at times, have seen no [...]

  • Hopes rise for decision on Heathrow’s third runway plan

    June 18, 2026

    Hopes for full government backing this summer for Heathrow’s expansion plans were rising on Thursday, with London’s main airport operating on the brink of full capacity.  A report in The Times said Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government is moving to clear the plans before any challenge to his leadership from Andy Burnham, with voting underway in [...]

  • Flying at Heathrow will cost ‘significantly more’ due to third runway bid

    June 12, 2026

    Heathrow’s bid for a third runway will “significantly” push up the cost of flying from the UK’s biggest airport, a leading aviation expert has warned. The airport’s expansion will “inevitably” push up ticket fares because it is set to be allowed to hike the fees it charges to airports, Alton Aviation’s Ronan Murphy told City [...]

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