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  • Tui hit by Middle East travel chaos and rising fuel costs

    Transport & Infrastructure

    Tui has suffered a slip in earnings at its airlines business as the Iran war continues to wreak havoc on global tourism routes and spike fuel prices. The Frankfurt-listed group, which is the world’s largest travel and tourism firm, swung to a €17m loss in its airlines arm in the six months to June, reversing [...]

    TUI airline crew, pilots and flight attendants, smiling on aircraft stairs with the TUI tail logo in the background
  • Passengers to foot bill for Heathrow third runway bidding process

    Aviation

    Heathrow will be allowed to pass the vast bill it has racked up preparing its third runway bid onto passengers, the aviation watchdog has said, in a ruling that promises to extend the airport’s position as the most expensive in the world. The Civil Aviation Authority judged that Heathrow Airport Limited (HAL) will be allowed [...]

    Heathrow airport terminal with Gate closed flight information display and modern ceiling design, highlighting infrastructure.
  • Easyjet takes £200m profit hit in Iran war travel chaos

    Transport & Infrastructure

    Easyjet has revealed a £200m profit hit as the budget airline battles with the soaring energy costs and falling travel demand caused by the Iran war.  The FTSE 250 carrier posted an £85m profit in the three months to June, down 70 per cent on £286m in the previous year, as passenger volume slipped by [...]

    Ryanair has axed around 170 services while Easyjet said it was cancelling 274 flights because of French air traffic control strikes.
  • Ryanair warns of ‘passport queue chaos’ with new EU border system

    July 3, 2026

    Ryanair has warned the EU’s new biometric border system will cause “passport queue chaos” this summer and called on European governments to halt the rollout until after the busy travel season. The budget airline said the new system “is not ready” for the large volume of people travelling to Europe over the summer and urged [...]

  • ‘Chaos’ – Aviation industry slams EU border checks as millions face summer holiday misery

    July 1, 2026

    New EU rules have left Brits facing summer holiday chaos on an unprecedented scale, with five hour waits at passport control and thousands missing flights altogether.  Now, a cluster of aviation industry groups has called on the trading bloc’s most senior official to suspend its new biometric border system, EES, whose botched rollout threatens to [...]

  • Ryanair blasts ‘misguided’ watchdog over family seating probe

    June 25, 2026

    Ryanair has slammed the “misguided” competition regulator over a probe into its family seating rules, claiming the watchdog has turned a “blind eye” to more serious issues. Michael O’Leary, the boss of the budget airline, claimed that the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has forced it to “reluctantly” make a rule change which will make [...]

  • Easyjet investors call for £600m more from US bidder

    June 23, 2026

    Easyjet investors have said they are holding out for at least £600m more from Castlelake, the US private equity firm whose bids have been brushed off by the budget airline. Shareholders in the FTSE 250 firm said that they would not consider a takeover offer unless the offer reached at least £7 per share, valuing [...]

  • Castlelake urges Easyjet investors to back £4.7bn takeover bid 

    June 22, 2026

    Private equity firm Castlelake is calling on investors in Easyjet to lobby the budget airline to accept its third takeover offer, after the FTSE 250 carrier slapped down its latest bid over the weekend. The bidder said on Monday that Easyjet has rejected three successive takeover bids and criticised the airline for its “unwillingness to [...]

  • Ryanair hands O’Leary six-year extension

    June 19, 2026

    Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary is set to remain in his role as chief executive for another six years after agreeing a fresh contract with the budget airline, including an enormous pay packet that could see him handed 10m additional shares.  The Dublin-based carrier said the veteran chief executive’s contract will run until April 2032, following [...]

  • Wizz Air ‘resilient’ after route cancellations wipe out profit

    June 11, 2026

    Wizz Air has insisted its decision to halt operations in Vienna and Abu Dhabi positioned the airline for “long term resilience,” despite causing net profit to drop by nearly 99 per cent. The FTSE 250-listed airline said its slump in net profit from €214m to €1m was due to the “one-off headwinds” of these route [...]

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