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  • Aer Lingus slashes Summer schedule as Hormuz blockade bites

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    Irish commercial darling Aer Lingus has cancelled hundreds of flights from its summer schedule amid growing jet fuel fears stemming from the blockade at the Strait of Hormuz. The airline is axing scheduled transatlantic, European, and local flights on various days over the coming weeks, according to the Irish Independent. Services set to be affected [...]

    Aer Lingus aircraft on runway at sunrise, highlighting airlines operations and fleet in vibrant morning hues.
  • Volkswagen Golf R 2026 long-term review: First report

    Life&Style

    The Volkswagen Golf R ticks a lot of boxes on paper, but what is this 333hp hot hatchback like to live with? Tim Pitt finds out.  If you could only own one car, what would it be? My initial impulse says a Ferrari F40 – the poster I had blu-tacked to my bedroom wall. However, [...]

    Volkswagen Golf R showcasing sleek design and sporty features on a city street for a news article about automotive trends.
  • Easyjet tops FTSE 100 risers as airline, travel shares rocket after Hormuz reopening

    Transport & Infrastructure

    Airline and travel shares listed on the London Stock Exchange have rocketed after Iran said it has reopened the Strait of Hormuz, potentially signalling an end to weeks of chaos to the tourism industry. London-listed Wizz Air and Easyjet surged nine and eight per cent on the news, after the blockage to the crucial shipping [...]

    EasyJet aircraft touching down on runway amid clear skies, highlighting travel industry updates and aviation business trends.
  • City of London urges action on Swiss border as EES holds up business travellers

    April 17, 2026

    City of London officials are pressing Switzerland to allow UK travellers to use automated passport gates to end the long airport queues that have become a regular gripe for business travellers. The new EU Entry/Exit System (EES), which covers the Schengen area, rolled out last week, and it has resulted in lengthy queues at airports [...]

  • Tube strikes: Londoners braced for RMT walkouts from next week

    April 16, 2026

    A series of six Tube strikes will start from next week, which have been described by Transport for London (TfL) as “completely unnecessary”.  In a fresh blow to London businesses, the entire London Underground network will be disrupted for two 24-hour chunks – from midday Tuesday to Wednesday – and then the same time period [...]

  • New EU entry system hits Brits — But what are your rights?

    April 14, 2026

    Days into the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), British passengers are facing severe delays, resulting in missed flights, but with the Summer season around the corner, warnings that trying to pass the border may become more costly. The new EES obliges non-European Union nationals, including Britons, who enter the Schengen free travel zone to [...]

  • British Airways, Easyjet shares soar as Iran ceasefire brings relief for airlines

    April 8, 2026

    Airline stocks have soared following President Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire with Iran, offering cautious relief to fears flights could be grounded in weeks. Shares in British Airways owner IAG soared by more than 10 per cent on Tuesday’s market open, as the FTSE 100 firm was followed by WizzAir and Easyjet who also made [...]

  • Jet fuel crisis sparks rush for travel insurance as airlines warn of Summer cancellations

    April 7, 2026

    Interest in travel insurance has spiked over the last month after airline bosses warned of cancelled flights amid shortages of jet fuel due to the ongoing energy crisis. Thousands of flights have been cancelled, and more cuts are planned, as global airlines struggle with surging fuel costs and supply issues caused by the war in [...]

  • Airlines face five-week cliff edge before fuel shortages could ground flights

    April 2, 2026

    Britain’s airlines face significant disruption in a matter of weeks if the war in Iran continues throughout April, as a global jet fuel shortage has already forced carriers in Asia to slash service levels in a bid to manage supplies. Major UK-based carriers have said that they have between five and six weeks’ worth of [...]

  • Fuel crisis grounds thousands of flights as Iran war sends oil prices soaring

    March 31, 2026

    Thousands of flights have been cancelled, and more are planned, as global airlines struggle with surging fuel costs in the wake of the war in Iran. According to data by aviation analytics company Cirium, more than one in 20 flights scheduled to take off on Monday were cancelled.  Jet fuel, which is generally more expensive [...]

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