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  • Heathrow boss slams government’s ‘discriminatory’ airport support scheme

    January 30, 2021

    The government’s financial support scheme for airports has today opened to applications but was swiftly slammed by Heathrow and fellow operators. Under the scheme, airports and baggage handlers can apply for up to £8m in business rates relief. Transport secretary Grant Shapps announced that the support was now available via Twitter. But the boss of [...]

  • United Airlines warns 14,000 staff could be stood down without pay

    January 29, 2021

    United Airlines has warned some 14,000 employees could be stood down without pay when a second round of payroll support for airlines in the US expires on 1 April. The Chicago-based airline recalled 13,000 employees from furlough – a term in the US that means a mandatory suspension without pay – when the fresh payroll [...]

  • Jaguar Land Rover roars to profit as Bolloré era kicks off in style

    January 29, 2021

    Jaguar Land Rover today saw profit jump to £439m in its first full quarter under new boss Thierry Bolloré. The high-end carmaker said that profit was up £121m on the same period last year, while revenue increased £1.6bn to £6bn. JLR reported that it sold 128,469 vehicles in the quarter, up 13.1 per cent on [...]

  • UK extends airport slot waiver through summer season

    January 29, 2021

    The UK has extended its waiver on the “80:20” airport slot rule through the lucrative summer season, it was announced today. The decision, which was announced this morning by industry body Airport Coordination Limited (ACL), will be a much-needed boon for the UK’s embattled carriers. In a statement, it said: “The UK’s Secretary of State [...]

  • General Motors to quit diesel and petrol cars by 2035

    January 29, 2021

    One of the world’s biggest car manufacturers has announced that it will cease production of all petrol and diesel vehicles by 2035. Overnight General Motors (GM) said that it was committed to ending “tailpipe emissions” from all new cars, SUVs and light pickup trucks in the next 14 years. The announcement came as part of [...]

  • World’s first ‘flying car’ and drone airport to open in Coventry

    January 28, 2021

    A pop-up urban airport that will showcase so-called “flying cars” and drones will be opened in Coventry later this year.   The airport, called Air One, is scheduled to open in November and will be located close to the Ricoh Arena in the north of the City, Sky News reported. The project has received a [...]

  • Easyjet boss: We can ‘take advantage’ of European rivals who got state bailouts

    January 28, 2021

    Easyjet’s chief executive has said not getting government bailouts like continental rivals during Covid-19 could benefit the budget carrier as it seeks to grow in Europe. Unlike in many European countries, the UK government has not propped up the country’s airlines despite multiple calls to do so. But Johan Lundgren said the restrictions imposed on [...]

  • Toyota overtakes Volkswagen to become world’s top carmaker

    January 28, 2021

    Toyota has today overtaken Volkswagen to reclaim its crown as the world’s biggest car producer, the first time it has held the spot since 2015. The Japanese carmaker saw 9.5m cars roll off its assembly lines last year, despite an 11 per cent drop in production due to the pandemic. Volkwagen, on the other hand, [...]

  • Easyjet revenue collapses 90 per cent amid newest restrictions

    January 28, 2021

    Easyjet today saw total revenue shrink nearly 90 per cent for the first quarter as the coronavirus pandemic showed no signs of abating. The budget carrier started the new financial year as it finished the last one, with revenue slumping to a mere £165m for the three month period. The plunge was announced a day [...]

  • Wizz Air dives to €116m loss as lockdown restrictions continue to bite

    January 28, 2021

    Budget carrier Wizz Air dived to a statutory loss of $116m (£102m) for the third quarter as further restrictions poured yet more pain on the aviation industry. The Hungarian flier said that revenue plunged 76 per cent in the quarter, falling back to €149.9m. It carried just 2.3m passengers across the three-month period, almost 80 [...]

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