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  • Flights to continue between UK and EU for 12 months in event of no-deal Brexit

    December 19, 2018

    The EU has said flights from the UK into and over the EU would be allowed for 12 months to enable "basic connectivity" if the UK leaves the bloc without a deal. Following the government's announcement yesterday that it was ramping up its preparations for leaving the EU without a deal, the EU has issued [...]

  • The Long Weekend: Where to stay and what to do in the rural bits of Mallorca, Spain

    December 7, 2018

    The weekend: If you’ve been craving the chance to get back to nature (let’s face it, a quick sandwich in St James’ Park just doesn’t cut it), and a healthy dose of peace and quiet, head to this craggy peninsula on the north-eastern tip of Mallorca, pronto. An hour from Palma airport is the swish [...]

  • Transport secretary Chris Grayling could have done more to avert May timetable chaos, say MPs

    December 4, 2018

    Transport secretary Chris Grayling should have been "more proactive" in averting the crisis that unfolded from the timetable upgrade in May, MPs have said. The Transport Select Committee said it was "not reasonable" of Grayling to "absolve himself of all responsibility" in the May timetable change, which resulted in widespread cancellations, delays and overcrowding. The committee [...]

  • Kleinman: Brutal winter could ground Flybe despite buyer interest, Truell’s trump card and wheel turns for auditors

    November 30, 2018

    If only achieving take-off for Flybe’s profits was as easy as it seems to be for its share price. Not content with a 70 per cent uplift after I reported that Virgin Atlantic was in talks to buy the regional airline, the stock soared again on Monday as investors boarded on hopes of a bidding war [...]

  • Arch rivals Walsh and Branson in bidding war for struggling airline Flybe

    November 25, 2018

    Arch airline rivals Willie Walsh and Richard Branson are set to go head to head in a bidding war for struggling airline Flybe. Walsh, who is chief executive of British Airways owner International Airlines Group (IAG), is facing competition from Branson’s airline Virgin Atlantic as the two carriers vie to take control of Flybe, which [...]

  • Listen up: Sideways 6 helps you hear your staff’s great ideas

    November 19, 2018

    There are lots of reasons you might not be happy with your job. Maybe you don’t like the work itself, or your colleagues? Perhaps the requests of your clients (or your manager) are too demanding? But even if you like your job, it could be that you don’t feel respected – maybe your bosses aren’t [...]

  • Only one in five Govia passengers happy with handling of complaints, says watchdog

    November 14, 2018

    Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) is feeling the heat after a consumer survey shows only one in five passengers who filed a complaint were happy with how it was handled. Consumer watchdog Which looked at 12 months' worth of data from rail regulator the Office of Road and Rail (ORR), which received 42,000 responses from consumers. According to Which, only [...]

  • Cathay Pacific faces privacy probe in wake of data breach

    November 6, 2018

    Cathay Pacific Airways is to be investigated by Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog following a massive data breach involving 9.4m passengers. Earlier today Hong Kong’s privacy commissioner said he would be launching a compliance probe into the airline after it failed to reveal a breach in its data until October, seven months after suspicious activity was [...]

  • Regulator calls for ‘urgent’ answers on Heathrow third runway plan

    November 5, 2018

    Heathrow airport’s operator has been told it must “decisively and urgently” answer questions about its plans for delivering a third runway. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), the UK’s aviation regulator, said it hard concerns about the airport’s “information flow”, and demanded answers on the costs and timeline for its expansion. In a letter to the [...]

  • Tax to hit private jet owners and long-haul flyers

    October 29, 2018

    Long-haul flyers will pay and extra couple of pounds when booking their travel under new rules in the autumn budget. The rules will increase the air passenger duty (APD) paid on long-haul economy flights by £2, and higher class travel will increase by £4. Dury on long-haul journeys in private jets will see an increase [...]

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