By: Guy Taylor

Transport Reporter Guy Taylor is the Transport and Infrastructure Correspondent at City A.M. He has interviewed key figures in UK aviation and rail and has a particular interest in investigative reporting. He was highly commended in MHP's 30 to watch award for young journalists in 2025.

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Ferrari won’t phase out combustion engines despite EV push

May 14, 2023

Ferrari has said that it plans to keep building normal car engines despite regulatory pressure to boost electric car production, arguing it was up to customers to choose whether they buy electric or not. The Italian car manufacturer plans to keep building internal combustion engines (ICEs) well into the 2030s, while also scaling up its [...]
Stansted: London airport reports busiest day of the year as Coronation boosts traffic to 2.4m

May 12, 2023

London Stansted saw its busiest month since September as 2.4m passengers passed through over April, up 16 per cent on the previous year, with Coronation guests boosting traffic. The airport also registered its busiest day of the year, seeing 87,000 guests pass through the terminal on Easter Monday. April saw the royal ceremony bolster a [...]
Heathrow vs airlines – dispute continues as parties given permission to appeal price cap

May 11, 2023

Heathrow Airport and three major airlines have been granted permission to appeal the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)’s decision on the Heathrow price cap this afternoon. The airlines, which are Virgin Atlantic, British Airways and Delta Air Lines, have been locked in a fierce dispute with Heathrow over the amount the airport can charge per passenger. [...]
‘Come take a train journey with me’: Union boss challenges Sunak’s private jet-setting

May 11, 2023

TSSA President Marios Alexandrou took aim at Rishi Sunak’s rail policy and private jet-setting this morning, inviting the Prime Minister to “come take a train journey with me” amid continued industrial action. According to Alexandrou, Sunak is “more familiar with the interior of an RAF Chinook than Waterloo in rush hour”. The PM has come [...]
Nissan sees profit rise but anticipates continuation of ‘harsh’ business environment

May 11, 2023

Nissan said that it expects 38 per cent rise in operating profits this year, as it continues a strong resurgence from the lows of the global semiconductor shortage and China shutdown. The Japanese automaker beat analysts expectations, raising profit expectations for the coming year to 520bn yen (£3.07bn) on the back of a stronger sales [...]
Rolls-Royce share price slips despite upbeat new CEO update

May 11, 2023

British engine maker Rolls-Royce said it performed as expected in the first part of the year, with flying hours recovering, and steps taken by its new CEO to find savings putting it on track to meet 2023 targets. Despite the solid if unspectacular update, shares slipped 2 per cent in early trading. Tufan Erginbilgic, who [...]
Heathrow: London airport lands Coronation boost with 6.4m flyers – and 90 per cent get through security in 10 mins

May 11, 2023

Heathrow Airport reported 6.4 million passengers over April, a month which included travellers flocking to the UK for King Charles’ coronation, as well as continued strike action. The West London hub said that there were indications passenger growth may be levelling off after the post-pandemic rebound, with recovery now stable at between 93-95 per cent [...]
Hapag-Lloyd sees profits dive as shipping slump continues

May 11, 2023

Shipping group Hapag-Lloyd has reported a €2.2bn (£1.91bn) tumble in profit, as the end of the post-pandemic shipping boom continues to hit the freight sector. Revenues dived 29 per cent over the quarter to €5.6bn, while pre-tax earnings fell 53.1 per cent to €2.2bn (£1.91bn) in the first quarter. Hapag-Lloyd said a combination of low [...]
Elizabeth line sees hybrid workers flock back to the office

May 11, 2023

London’s popular Elizabeth Line has prompted a surge in workers heading into the office, new research released on the eve of its one year anniversary shows. Footfall data from the workspace operator IWG has today revealed a 23 per cent increase in the number of visits, to offices across nine Elizabeth Line stops, since the [...]
Uber launches new flight-booking feature as it doubles down on growth

May 10, 2023

Uber has launched a new feature that allows customers to book flights using the app, as the company looks to expand modes of travel for users. The ride-hailing giant today rolled out the new booking tool for domestic and international flights in partnership with the online travel agent Hopper. Andrew Brem, General Manager at Uber [...]

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