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  • Renault sees revenue drop a fifth due to coronavirus

    April 23, 2020

    French car giant Renault saw its revenue drop nearly a fifth in the first quarter, warning that it was still to early to say what the overall impact of the coronavirus crisis would be. Revenue at the group fell 19.2 per cent to reach €10.1bn (£8.9bn) as car sales slumped due to the pandemic, which [...]

  • Ryanair will not resume flights if middle seat must be left empty, says Michael O’Leary

    April 22, 2020

    Ryanair will not resume flights if it is forced to leave the middle seats empty in order to comply with social distancing rules, the budget airline’s chief executive Michael O’Leary said.  O’Leary reportedly said he believed the company will about 40 per cent of its flights at a capacity of 50 to 60 per cent [...]

  • Coronavirus: Thwarted holidaymakers seeking £7bn in refunds

    April 22, 2020

    Consumer rights group Which? has said that it has received thousands of complaints from customers trying to secure refunds from the UK’s biggest travel companies and airlines. New research from the group shows that many of the UK’s leading travel firms are breaching their legal obligations to pay refunds within the required timescale, instead offering [...]

  • Transport for London ‘in line for Tube bailout’

    April 22, 2020

    Urban transport operators including Tube operator Transport for London are in line for government bailout as the complete collapse in passenger numbers due to coronavirus raised questions over their survival. The Financial Times reported that Whitehall officials said that emergency funding could be released by the end of the week following negotiations. Passenger numbers have [...]

  • Richard Branson hits out as Virgin Australia goes into administration

    April 21, 2020

    Billionaire businessman Sir Richard Branson has hit out at the Australian government after low-cost airline Virgin Australia went into administration this morning. In an open letter, Branson, whose Virgin group owns 10 per cent of the airline, wrote: “In most countries federal governments have stepped in, in this unprecedented crisis for aviation, to help their [...]

  • Peugeot maker PSA sales slump as coronavirus crashes car market

    April 21, 2020

    Peugeot manufacturer PSA Group today posted a double-digit decline in sales for the first quarter as it forecast a slump in automotive markets across the globe due to coronavirus. The French car maker reported revenue of €15.2bn (£13.3bn) in the first three months of the year, down 15.6 per cent on the same period in [...]

  • Richard Branson warns Virgin Atlantic needs coronavirus loan to survive

    April 20, 2020

    Virgin Atlantic owner Sir Richard Branson has warned that the beleaguered airline will need government financial support in order to survive the coronavirus crisis. In a blog post to Virgin employees, Branson said: “The reality of this unprecedented crisis is that many airlines around the world need government support and many have already received it. “We will [...]

  • New Aston Martin boss focused on restarting production

    April 20, 2020

    Aston Martin’s new chairman Lawrence Stroll has said that his priority is to restart the firm’s manufacturing operations as he takes over the company in the midst of the coronavirus crisis. The Canadian billionaire, who agreed in January to take a 20 per cent stake in the luxury car maker, said he was taking charge [...]

  • Coronavirus: Decision to cut Tube services caused overcrowding, say transport watchdogs

    April 20, 2020

    A decision made by Sadiq Khan and Transport for London (TfL) to reduce Tube services has caused overcrowding during the coronavirus lockdown, according to the UK’s two largest transport watchdogs. The mayor of London, on numerous occasions, blamed overcrowding on some Tube lines to people using the network unnecessarily at peak times. This caused a [...]

  • Coronavirus: Travel industry in line for £4bn support package

    April 19, 2020

    The government is set to underwrite cancellation refunds given out by the travel industry as a part of a £4bn relief package. Ministers are reportedly drawing up plans to guarantee refunds to customers of travel agents and holiday companies that have had their holidays cancelled by the Covid-19 crisis. Various stories have emerged of travel [...]

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