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  • Airbus fails to achieve 2022 deliveries as year-end target ‘out of reach’

    December 6, 2022

    Airbus has failed to achieve its delivery target of ‘around 700’ commercial aircraft by the end of the year. While the initial goal was considered “out of reach”, the plane manufacturer has maintained that the new figure will not be “materially short” of previous forecasts.  “Airbus remains committed to delivering its financial guidance as provided [...]

  • Global travel inflation easing for first time this year

    December 6, 2022

    For the first time this year travel inflation has eased worldwide, including in Europe. According to data from business travel platform TravelPerk, inflation in the fourth quarter of 2022 went down to -8 per cent from 15 and 3 per cent in the second and third quarter respectively.  Overall the price of European flights has [...]

  • Toyota unveils first hydrogen-powered SUV as part of net-zero strategy

    December 6, 2022

    Toyota has unveiled the first prototype for its hydrogen-powered SUV as part of the company’s net-zero strategy.  A middle-sized Corolla SUV, the prototype can accommodate up to five passengers and it’s powered by a 1.6-litre engine as well as by hydrogen fuel tanks.  Hydrogen combustion engines use already existing internal combustion engines while working on [...]

  • December strikes: Who’s walking out when and how will it affect you?

    December 6, 2022

    December is set to be a month blighted by industrial strife, with everyone from nurses and posties to train drivers and security staff to walk out. With inflation reaching a 41-year high at an eye-watering 11.1 per cent, thousands of workers have voted to down tools and ask for a real-term increase in pay. As [...]

  • Willie Walsh: Airlines to post £3.8bn profit next year

    December 6, 2022

    Global airlines are set to return to black next year, said aviation veteran Willie Walsh.  According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), carriers are set to post a collective net profit of $4.7bn (£3.8bn) as more than 4 billion passengers will travel worldwide next year. “That is a great achievement considering the scale of [...]

  • Strikes: Sunak convenes cabinet as Number 10 tells RMT to reconsider pay offer

    December 6, 2022

    Rishi Sunak has sent a fresh warning to unions ahead of upcoming Christmas strikes, with Number 10 urging transport union bosses to reconsider the current pay offer. Number 10 said National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) boss Mick Lynch should take the current pay offer “seriously” as it is “generous and fair”. [...]

  • Govt will not introduce airport-specific EU visas post-Brexit, says aviation minister

    December 6, 2022

    In a bid to strengthen its UK workforce, the government will not introduce any specific visas for EU labourers to help airports with staffing levels. Aviation minister Baroness Vere told journalists it was up to everyone working in the sector to establish a “sustainable and secure UK workforce that meets our needs, [and] that is [...]

  • Brits had most volatile year for fuel costs as CMA probe ‘rocket and feather’ pricing

    December 6, 2022

    Brits have suffered the most volatile year on record for fuel prices, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine and cost of living crisis continued to pile pressure on drivers the pumps.  New analysis published today show fuel prices rose by 50p a litre from January to July, which is the largest leap ever recorded. It [...]

  • RMT announces three more days of rail strikes over Christmas

    December 5, 2022

    The union RMT has announced three more days of strike over Christmas as it put Network Rail’s offer to its members with the recommendation to reject it. Workers are set to walk out from 6pm on Christmas Eve to 6am on 27 December. This will be in addition to the planned industrial action on 13, [...]

  • Platform staff call off strike on 17 December after breakthrough in negotiations

    December 5, 2022

    Platform staff have called off an upcoming railway strike on Network Rail following a breakthrough in negotiations.  The union TSSA said it was putting Network Rail’s offer to members, suspending its planned industrial action on 17 December. “This offer is the best we can achieve through negotiation, and it was undoubtedly improved because of the [...]

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