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  • Kremlin pledges £181m in roubles to support sanctioned airlines

    April 14, 2022

    The Kremlin pledged today it will invest 19.5bn roubles (£181m) to help airlines refund passengers flying on routes that were cancelled following the sanctions against Moscow. “The subsidies will be used to refund passengers the cost of tickets on routes that have been cancelled due to external restrictions, which will save carriers their own working [...]

  • Holidaymakers advised to avoid Good Friday travel

    April 14, 2022

    Brits were advised to plan ahead and avoid travelling on Good Friday as disruption is expected throughout the UK transport network. The Department for Transport said it was working alongside operators to try and minimise disruption but it was advising people to take the extra time. “If you’re travelling this Easter weekend, plan ahead and [...]

  • New York: Police arrest man suspected of subway station shooting after manhunt

    April 14, 2022

    Police in New York have arrested a man suspected of injuring 23 people in a shooting at a subway station. The man was arrested on a federal charge of violently attacking a mass transportation system, after a manhunt following the incident on Tuesday. Frank Robert James, 62, was taken into custody in lower Manhattan on [...]

  • Wizz Air forecasts up to €652m loss after Covid rules and war in Ukraine dent air travel demand

    April 14, 2022

    Budget airline Wizz Air said it anticipates a net loss of between €652m and €632m, as air travel demand was restrained by Covid and war in Ukraine. The airline anticipated a reported net loss for the full year while its fourth quarter operating result is expected to be within a range of a loss of [...]

  • Wizz Air UK’s managing director: ‘We have not been affected by Covid-induced staff shortages’

    April 14, 2022

    Wizz Air UK has not been affected by the current wave of Covid infections that has forced other airlines to slash hundreds of flights, its managing director Marion Geoffroy said. “We haven’t seen an increase in the number of infected employees and we haven’t had to cancel any flights,” she told Morning Wire “But we [...]

  • Which? calls for airlines to be fined over travel disruption

    April 13, 2022

    Which? called today for airlines to be fined over the ongoing travel disruption. The consumer champion called for the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to be given “teeth” after a spike in Covid infections among staff forced airlines to slash hundreds of flights. “With many in the industry predicting a busy summer, the government must work [...]

  • UK invests £20m to improve roadside facilities for lorry drivers

    April 13, 2022

    The UK Government announced today it will invest £20m to improve roadside facilities for lorry drivers. Part of National Highways’ £169m Users and Communities fund, the investment will go towards improving drivers’ showers, eating and security facilities. “We are dedicated to improving the experience of everyone using our roads and remain committed to working closely [...]

  • Coastguard reinspects P&O vessel but detains another

    April 13, 2022

    P&O’s vessel the Pride of Kent was reinspected today at the company’s request, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) said. “All inspections have to satisfy the Maritime and Coastguard Agency that the ferries fulfil the requirement of the Port State Control regime and are safe to put to sea,” a MCA spokesperson said. “There are [...]

  • EU ports ask bloc for ‘clear list’ of banned Russian vessels

    April 13, 2022

    European ports have asked Brussels for a “clear list” of Russian vessels that need to be banned following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) expressed its support for the EU’s latest round of sanctions against Russia but stressed the importance of having a clear and uniform approach to the boycott in [...]

  • Strike could stop production at Mini’s Cowley plant, says union

    April 13, 2022

    A strike action could stop production at Mini’s Cowley plant, said the union Unite today after 150 workers voted in favour of walkout. Unite said the strike will run for eight days between the end of April and May after an “inadequate” pay was offered by employer Rudolph and Hellman Automotive. “Our Rudolph and Hellman [...]

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