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  • Boeing 737 Max unlikely to return to service until ‘at least August’ after recent crashes

    May 29, 2019

    Boeing will likely have to wait until at least August before its best-selling jet can return to the skies, after two deadly crashes forced regulators to ground the model across the globe. Read more: Boeing under investigation by SEC about 737 Max disclosures Speaking in Seoul earlier today, head of the International Air Transport Association [...]

  • Long commutes cost UK businesses 20m days of staff productivity

    May 29, 2019

    Long commutes cost UK businesses an estimated £5.3bn a year, which is equivalent to 20m days worth of lost productivity, according to data released today. Read more: Here's how much a long commute impacts on your productivity and health British people spend more than 360 hours per year commuting to work, which equates to more [...]

  • Stobart shares soar 10 per cent after firm gives upbeat outlook despite losses

    May 29, 2019

    Stobart shares have soared by more than 10 per cent this morning following the release of its latest financial results showing promising growth at Southend Airport. Stobart did however see a plunge in its pre-tax profit as it counted the cost of a long legal battle as well as a long list of expensive writedowns. Read [...]

  • Freebike to launch electric bike-sharing scheme in the City

    May 28, 2019

    Electric bike company Freebike is set to launch a dockless bike-sharing service in the Square Mile after securing a contract with Canada Corporation. The pedal-assist electric bikes will allow workers to travel around the City using the Freebike app or by swiping a contactless card, with a pause facility enabling users to [...]

  • Centrica launches new tariff for business customers to charge their electric cars

    May 28, 2019

    British Gas owner Centrica has launched a new power tariff for business customers looking to charge their electric vehicles as the UK prepares for the switch to plug-in cars. More than three quarters of businesses plan to start shifting towards electric vehicles (EVs), Centrica said today as it launched an EV product aimed specifically at companies. Read [...]

  • Dutch flag carrier airline KLM Royal Dutch to partly use low-emission aviation fuel

    May 28, 2019

    The Netherlands’ flagship airline is to pump millions of euros into building Europe’s first factory for producing sustainable aircraft fuel on an industrial scale. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said the plant would use regional waste and excess materials such as cooking oil to make bio-kerosene. Using this rather than standard plane fuel reduces CO2 emissions [...]

  • P&O Ferries sues government for £33m over Eurotunnel settlement fallout

    May 28, 2019

    P&O Ferries is suing the government for £33m over its decision to settle a challenge against its no-deal Brexit ferry contracts. P&O wants the government to cancel the £33m it paid out to rival operator Eurotunnel, which challenged the Department for Transport's (DfT) decision to award a contract for ferries in a no-deal Brexit to [...]

  • London Stansted is the UK’s worst airport for flight delays

    May 28, 2019

    Flights departing from UK airports were subject to delays of an average of 16 minutes last year, with London Stansted airport topping the list. Read more: Heathrow Airport sees April passenger numbers soar to 6.8m Planes leaving Stansted airport were delayed by 25 minutes on average in 2018, an analysis of Civil Aviation Authority data [...]

  • Flybe boss to step down after airline’s sale to Connect Airways

    May 28, 2019

    The boss of Flybe has announced she will step down in mid-July following the sale of the ailing airline to a consortium led by Virgin. Christine Ourmières-Widener will stand down as chief executive on 15 July following Flybe's sale to Connect Airways, which is led by Virgin Atlantic, Stobart Air and hedge fund Cyrus Capital. [...]

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