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  • Air France becomes latest airline to scrap Ukraine flights

    February 21, 2022

    Air France has decided to cancel tomorrow’s flights between Paris and Kiev “as a precautionary measure” following the increasing tensions between Ukraine and Russia. “In view of the local situation and as a precautionary measure, flights AF1752 and AF1753 to and from Kiev (KBP) on Tuesday 22 February 2022 are cancelled,” the carrier told Reuters. [...]

  • Motorists to be hit by fuel shortages as Exxon workers plan walkout

    February 21, 2022

    Motorists could soon face fuel shortages as workers at the UK’s largest refinery have voted in favour of strike action over salaries. Around 100 workers at Exxon’s Fawley refinery will walkout starting from April after the oil giant decided offered a 2.5 per cent raise in salaries over the next two years, even though inflation [...]

  • Fuel surpasses last week’s record prices, reaching unprecedented 149p per litre

    February 21, 2022

    Fuel prices have surpassed those of last week – which saw forecourts charge motorists 148p per litre – and reached record highs. According to RAC data, yesterday petrol prices reached 149.12p per litre while diesel was at 152.58p, meaning that it costs respectively £82 and £84 to fill a vehicle. “While the price of oil [...]

  • Bad weather problems: BA blames luggage delays on winds

    February 21, 2022

    British Airways (BA) has blamed the UK’s current meteorological situation for luggage delays. “We apologise to customers who are facing disruption as a result of storms in the UK and across Europe. Please rest assured we’ll do everything we can to help,” the carrier was forced to tweet after receiving hundreds of messages from angry [...]

  • Car dealers not repaying furlough money despite rocketing expected profits

    February 21, 2022

    Car dealers are reportedly refusing to return funding provided by the government through furlough payments and business rates relief. The sector, which is expected to collectively post profits up to £1bn, will start paying both dividends back to investors and bonuses to managers and directors, a Times investigation reported. According to the outlet, dealership groups [...]

  • Kuwait’s Agility locks in John Menzies takeover after upping offer to 608 pence

    February 21, 2022

    The board of John Menzies plc has accepted an offer from Kuwaiti firm Agility, which is set to see a subsidiary of the Kuwaiti logistics company take over the Scottish aviation firm. Menzies has said it will recommend its shareholders accept an offer from Kuwaiti firm Agility Logistics, through which Agility subsidiary National Aviation Service [...]

  • Congestion charge returns to pre-pandemic hours from today

    February 21, 2022

    Starting today, the congestion charge applied to those driving into central London will no longer be active on weekdays from 6pm. The price cap, instead of going back to £11.50, will remain at the current rate of £15. The decision was made by London mayor Sadiq Khan in mid-December to strike a balance between helping [...]

  • TfL long-term funding talks with government postponed until Friday

    February 21, 2022

    Government talks over a long-term funding deal for Transport for London (TfL) have been postponed until this Friday, both transport secretary Grant Shapps and TfL have confirmed. “We have agreed with the government that our existing funding agreement will be extended until 25 February so that these discussions can be concluded,” said a TfL spokesperson. [...]

  • Brits told to stay at home and commuters urged not to travel today as storm Franklin reaches the UK

    February 21, 2022

    Brits are urged to stay at home while train operators have warned customers to “avoid travel if possible” today as services are expected to be paralysed by gale-force winds and lashing rain. National Rail has warned anyone making essential journeys once services resume to expect “major disruption” to routes “across most of Great Britain” – [...]

  • Lufthansa suspends all fights to Ukraine amid invasion fears

    February 20, 2022

    Lufthansa has announced it will be suspending all flights to the Ukraine capital Kyiv from tomorrow as fears of a Russian invasion grow.  The German airline said it will also stop flights to Odessa, a key port city on the Black Sea. The response contrasts to the Irish budget airline Ryanair and the Hungarian Wizz [...]

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