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  • Airbus joins Safran subsidiary to develop hydrogen-fuel technology demonstrator

    February 22, 2022

    Airbus announced it has joined a partnership with engine manufacturer CMF International to develop a demonstrator to test hydrogen-fuel technology for planes.  The plane maker said that, by focusing on the project, it would hope to have hydrogen-fuelled aircraft enter into service by 2035.  “Our ambition was to market a carbon neutral aircraft by 2023,” [...]

  • Wizz Air shares dip as airline continues to operate in Ukraine

    February 22, 2022

    Shares of low-cost airline Wizz Air have dipped today, going down 1.43 per cent to close at 3,988p, as the company announced it will continue to operate in Ukraine despite the imminent threat of a Russian invasion. “Wizz Air is committed to continuing to fly to Ukraine and the country remains an important part of [...]

  • Virgin Hyperloop halves staff following shift from passenger to cargo

    February 22, 2022

    Virgin Hyperloop – Richard Branson’s hyperloop subsidiary – has decided to halve its staff as a result of its shift from passenger to cargo operations. The company, which backed by Virgin Group and ports operator DP World, has recently made 111 members of its staff redundant after getting rid of the firm’s management. Virgin Hyperloop’s [...]

  • Heathrow’s boss steps down from government panel following airlines backlash

    February 22, 2022

    Heathrow’s chief executive John Holland-Kaye has stepped down form a civil service panel after he faced backlash from airlines. Holland-Kaye was part of a Department for Transport (DfT) panel in charge of choosing the director general of aviation, maritime and security industries but decided to step down once airlines criticised his presence, saying it tainted [...]

  • Storm Eunice hits UK shipping hard causing port closures and bottlenecks

    February 22, 2022

    The wreckage caused by Storm Eunice over the weekend didn’t only halt the UK’s road, rail and aviation networks but created unfathomable damages also the UK ports and the overall shipping industry. As a result of the 122mph high winds that stroke across the country, cross-channel ferries were cancelled on Friday, leading to additional bottlenecks [...]

  • Sajid Javid says he will continue to wear masks on packed Tube as TfL removes requirement

    February 22, 2022

    Health secretary Sajid Javid will continue to wear a mask when travelling aboard packed tube trains just as Transport for London (TfL) removed the order of wearing face coverings across its network. “Although the infection levels have been falling significantly week, I think where infection levels are at the moment, if I was on the [...]

  • EU to drop pre-departure tests for UK travellers ahead of Easter break

    February 22, 2022

    The EU is set to scrap pre-departure testing for fully vaccinated travellers from 1 March, in time for the Easter break. The European Council approve the move this morning, and it will apply to all those who have received either a second or booster dose within 270 days before their arrival into the bloc. Underage [...]

  • Lotus eyes up New York as favoured destination for IPO

    February 22, 2022

    Iconic British car brand Lotus is eyeing up New York as its favoured location to go public after it was revealed the car manufacturer was looking to supercharge growth with a move onto the public markets.

  • InterContinental brings back dividend amid recovery of global travel industry

    February 22, 2022

    British hotelier InterContinental has said it will reinstate its dividend, after posting “encouraging” results for the full year 2021 amid the recovery of the global travel industry. In its 2021 results, InterContinental Hotel Group (IHG), which owns Holiday Inn Express, said its revenues per room had bounced back to 70 per cent of 2019 levels, [...]

  • Sadiq Khan says masks on TfL network no longer compulsory following scrapping of restrictions

    February 21, 2022

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has said masks will no longer be compulsory to wear across the whole Transport for London (TfL) network following today’s announcement that all Covid restrictions will be scrapped. “Following the government dropping all legal Covid restrictions, and in light of falling infection levels in London, it is expected that wearing a [...]

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