All flights grounded at London airports.
Rachel Reeves Does Not Rule Out Tax Increases for Spring Budget
Rachel Reeves has not dismissed the possibility of introducing additional tax increases in the spring while affirming the Government’s support for Heathrow’s third runway.
Passengers may experience delays as Heathrow Border Force staff go on strike
Hundreds of Border Force staff at Heathrow are set to strike over changes to their shift patterns, potentially causing significant travel disruption for thousands of passengers.
UK holidaymakers face potential summer holiday travel chaos
British holidaymakers could face potential disruption during their summer vacations as EasyJet pilots move closer to strike after rejecting a pay offer worth up to £200,000.
Heathrow Airport achieves profitability for the first time since the pandemic
Heathrow Airport has achieved profitability for the first time since the onset of the pandemic, signaling a broader revival in the travel sector.
Saudi Arabia acquires a 10% stake in Heathrow Airport.
Saudi Arabia is set to acquire a 10% share in Heathrow Airport following the decision by Spanish infrastructure giant Ferrovial to sell its 25% stake in Europe’s most frequented airport.
The disruption in air traffic control was due to a ‘one in 15 million’ anomaly
Last week’s widespread flight disruption was attributed to a “one in 15 million” technical anomaly, stated the chief of air traffic control (ATC).
UK flight disruptions to continue for several days due to air traffic control malfunction
Travellers are cautioned to anticipate flight disruptions through the end of the week due to a significant breakdown in the UK’s air traffic control system, occurring on one of the
Flights to and from the UK halted due to an air traffic control ‘technical issue’.
Flights departing and arriving in the UK are currently grounded due to an air traffic control complication, leading to the temporary closure of UK airspace.
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EasyJet’s baggage and seat fees allow the airline to reduce its losses
Up 36% from last year, passengers spend more than £20 per person in extras
Analyst says that easyJet shares have been undervalued after a full-year rebound
Easyjet PLC (LSE: EZJ) ‘s heavy fall in losses at low-cost airlines proved to be “a clear rebound of financial performance,” according to Gerald Khoo, Liberum Capital’s transport analyst.