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  • ‘Green’ status should be default for most of world, say BA and Easyjet bosses

    August 2, 2021

    The UK’s airline industry has called for more countries to be added to the “green list” for travel this week, and it should be the “default” for most places. Transport secretary Grant Shapps is due to update the current traffic light system for international travel later this week. In a letter to Shapps signed by [...]

  • JetBlue gears up to launch low-cost New York to London flights next week

    August 2, 2021

    JetBlue is adamant its soon-to-launch London-New York route will be a success for the low-cost airline, despite launching amid a fragile recovery from Covid where restrictions change weekly. The American carrier debuts at London Heathrow on 11 August, shuttling passengers between the two global financial centres on daily flights. One daily return flight from Heathrow [...]

  • Cazoo sees revenue grow sevenfold as New York listing nears

    August 2, 2021

    Used car firm Cazoo today reported a second straight quarter of whopping revenue growth as it continued its rapid expansion. The company said that revenues had jumped sevenfold, from £20m in the second quarter last year, to £141m today. It sold 10,692 cars in the period, five times as many as the 2,022 it shifted [...]

  • Tory row erupts over government plans to start amber watchlist for travel

    August 2, 2021

    A government plan to bring in a watchlist for countries at threat of being put on the red travel list has been heavily criticised a growing group of Tory MPs. The government is expected to make the announcement later this week in a move that some say will cripple the aviation and travel industry. The [...]

  • Government to pump £5bn into speedier internet to accelerate Covid recovery

    August 2, 2021

    The government is pumping £5bn into speeding up internet access to those in rural parts of the UK, in a bid to accelerate the country’s Covid-19 recovery. Millions stand to benefit from the government’s Project Gigabit fund, which seeks to upgrade digital infrastructure in hard-to-reach areas. The fund also looks to “fire up” high-growth sectors [...]

  • Quarantine lifted for double-jabbed US and EU travellers as ministers discuss amber watchlist

    August 2, 2021

    Fully-vaccinated travellers from the EU and the USA are now able to enter the UK without quarantining. The government announced the new scheme – which came into effect at 4 am this morning – last week, saying it could help reunite friends and family who live abroad. People coming from France are still required to [...]

  • Upfront cost of electric cars putting customers off

    August 2, 2021

    The upfront cost of buying an electric vehicle is putting people off buying one, new research from Which has found. According to a recent survey by the consumer group, more than a third (34 per cent) of potential buyers cited costs as the reason they might not buy one. That is despite the fact that [...]

  • Rishi Sunak warns Boris Johnson travel restrictions are ‘out of step’

    August 1, 2021

    The Chancellor has warned Boris Johnson that the UK’s travel restrictions are “out of step” with its international rivals as he pushes for holiday rules to be relaxed, according to reports. The Sunday Times reports today that Rishi Sunak has written to the Prime Minister about the damage that the current border rules are doing [...]

  • Court rules Grant Shapps’ plan to build £1.7bn tunnel near Stonehenge is ‘unlawful’

    July 30, 2021

    Transport secretary Grant Shapps was found to have made a “material error of law” over his controversial road building plans that include a tunnel near Stonehenge. In a court ruling on Friday, Shapps’ decision to approve the £1.7bn scheme to overhaul eight miles of the A303 and build a two-mile tunnel near Stonehenge was ruled [...]

  • BA owner IAG dives to fresh €2bn loss

    July 30, 2021

    British Airways owner IAG today plunged to a €2bn (£1.7bn) half year loss as continued travel restrictions continue to batter the airlines group. In the second quarter, the FTSE blue chip said that its airlines flew at a combined capacity of 21.9 per cent. For the coming period, it expects this to rise to 45 [...]

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