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  • Protesters bring Hong Kong airport to its knees for second day in a row as outbound flights cancelled again

    August 13, 2019

    Hong Kong’s international airport has yet again been plunged into chaos after anti-government protesters forced authorities to cancel outbound flights for the second day in a row. Hours after one of the world’s busiest travel hubs returned to full operation, demonstrators have blockaded security gates again today, forcing some would-be passengers to fight their way [...]

  • John Menzies falls to a loss after Boeing 737 Max groundings

    August 13, 2019

    Airport services firm John Menzies has become the latest company to suffer from the grounding of Boeing’s 737 Max jets, as weak cargo volumes helped pushed it to a first-half loss. Read more: John Menzies shares plunge after profit warning Shares in the London-listed firm fell 4.9 per cent in early trading to 394.5p. The [...]

  • Travel firm Tui says Boeing 737 Max grounding could cost it up to €300m

    August 13, 2019

    Anglo-German travel firm Tui said today that the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max could cost it up to €300m (£278m) for the current financial year. In its results for the third quarter, the firm’s markets and airlines business posted a €103.9m loss, compared to a profit of €37.2m in the same quarter the year [...]

  • Axe to grind: Taxi drivers slam ‘PR gimmick’ as City launches car-free days

    August 13, 2019

    Taxi drivers have slammed plans to close off key locations in the City of London to traffic during the summer, saying they amount to a “PR gimmick”. Key City hotspots, including St Mary Axe and Chancery Lane, will be closed for days in August and September to allow workers to enjoy traffic-free lunch breaks, the [...]

  • Rolls-Royce shares drop after ‘hailstorm’ of jet engine fragments cause chaos in Rome

    August 12, 2019

    A “storm of steel and iron” raining down on people in a busy suburb of Rome over the weekend sent engine maker Rolls-Royce’s market value tumbling more than half-a-billion pounds today. Romans were forced to take cover on Saturday as hot fragments of metal fell from a Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet flying over the Fiumicino [...]

  • Scottish Power owner sells £1.6bn wind farm stake

    August 12, 2019

    Scottish Power owner Iberdrola said today it had sold a £1.6bn stake in an East Anglia wind farm as it looks for funds to expand its networks and renewables production. It signed a deal to sell 40 per cent in the East Anglia One offshore plant to an arm of Macquarie Group. Read more: Earnings [...]

  • Heathrow on track to top 81m passengers after July boost

    August 12, 2019

    Heathrow has said it is on track to top 81m passengers this year after new figures revealed that nearly eight million passengers used the airport in July. The hub airport has already flown 46m passengers so far this year, a near 1.5 per cent increase on the same time the previous year. Read more: Business [...]

  • Hitachi trials tech for ticket sensors via phone app

    August 12, 2019

    Transport giant Hitachi has said ticket barriers could become a thing of the past as it trails new technology that could scan tickets via a smartphone app. The Japanese firm is currently developing and trialling technology that uses sensors on trains to detect tickets via an app on passengers’ mobile phones. Read more: Commuters braced [...]

  • Passengers told to avoid King’s Cross on Bank Holiday weekend

    August 12, 2019

    Holidaymakers have been urged to check their bank holiday travel plans as engineering works means there will be disruption across London. There will be no trains in and out of King’s Cross, one of the capital’s busiest stations, on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 August. A reduced service will run on Monday 26 August, meaning [...]

  • Thomas Cook shares plunge on fresh funding talks as it nears Fosun tie-up

    August 12, 2019

    Thomas Cook shares plummeted this morning as investors digested the news the tour operator is in advanced discussions with bond holders for a £150m cash injection, on top of the £750m rescue deal it is already working on with lead investor Fosun, which would nearly wipe out shareholders. The company’s market value dropped 17 per [...]

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