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  • Easyjet resumes flights with social distancing measures in place

    June 15, 2020

    Easyjet took to the skies for the first time in 11 weeks, as it resumed domestic flights with social distancing measures in place. The budget airline will relaunch 310 flights across its European network, as its first flight took off from London Gatwick at 7am this morning for Glasgow. The majority of flights this month [...]

  • MPs label British Airways a ‘national disgrace’ over job cuts

    June 13, 2020

    MPs have condemned British Airways, calling the embattled carrier a “national disgrace” over its plans to make 12,000 of its staff redundant. In a report from the transport select committee, MPs described the airline’s actions as a “calculated attempt to take advantage of the pandemic to cut 12,000 jobs and to downgrade the terms and [...]

  • Commuters can be fined for not wearing masks, Grant Shapps reveals

    June 12, 2020

    Those using public transport without wearing a face covering can be fined and refused permission to board, transport secretary Grant Shapps said today. Speaking at the government’s daily coronavirus briefing, Shapps said he will be taking steps through the Public Health Act this weekend to ensure powers are in place before the ruling comes into [...]

  • City welcomes move to ease post-Brexit border controls

    June 12, 2020

    Business groups have reacted favourably to the government’s decision to u-turn on imposing full border checks on all EU goods entering the UK after the Brexit transition period ends. Border controls will now be introduced over three stages up until July 2021, with Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove has accepting that businesses should not have [...]

  • Will hydrogen fuel the UK’s net-zero coronavirus comeback?

    June 12, 2020

    As the UK begins to take its first cautious steps out of the lockdown that has precipitated the worst economic crisis in modern history, thoughts have inevitably begun to turn to the question of what comes next. For some, the devastation wreaked by the coronavirus pandemic gives the UK a chance to fundamentally reset its [...]

  • Uber to make face masks mandatory for all from Monday

    June 12, 2020

    Uber has announced that it will be mandatory for all of its passengers and drivers to wear face masks from 15 June.  The measures, which are in line with new public health rules over public transport use, will initially apply to London before a wider rollout across the UK. As part of the initiative, which [...]

  • British Airways, Ryanair and Easyjet launch quarantine legal action

    June 12, 2020

    The UK’s three largest airlines have today launched legal action against the government’s plan to make all incoming travellers to the UK quarantine for 14 days. Rivals British Airways, Ryanair and Easyjet have come together to see a legal review of the plan as soon as possible. In a joint statement, they said the measures [...]

  • Ryanair set for net loss as quarantine legal action launches

    June 12, 2020

    Ryanair is on course to book a loss to €200-€300m (£179m-£269m) in this financial year, chief Michael O’Leary has told a Spanish newspaper. Speaking to Expansion, O’Leary added that he expected the budget carrier to return to profitability next year. He said: “Everything will depend on how people will fly between September and March and [...]

  • Tui pushes back holiday restart plans to 10 July due to quarantine

    June 11, 2020

    Holiday firm Tui announced today that it would cancel all beach holidays for British tourists up to 10 July due to uncertainty over the government’s quarantine rules. The tour operator had previously planned to restart its holidays at the beginning of July, but said that the requirement for all travellers to England to quarantine for [...]

  • Fiat-PSA mega-merger faces months-long competition probe

    June 11, 2020

    The $50bn mega-merger between car giants Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot owner PSA is facing a four-month competition probe from European antitrust officials after the companies failed to provide requested concessions. Over the weekend it emerged that the two firms had been warned by the European Union over their combined high market share in small vans. [...]

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