12:06am

Stansted poised to begin £80m revamp

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Check-in area will reduce in size to reflect shift to online

A high-speed Eurostar train leaves the Channel tunnel in Coquelles December 1, 2010 as Eurotunnel celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Channel Tunnel breakthrough. The Channel Tunnel took six years to construct and was opened in 1994. ©Reuters RAIL 12:01am

Eurotunnel fees too high, rules Brussels

Channel link operator faces cutting charges 50%

From INDUSTRIALS 8:25pm

Air France in $7bn Airbus A350 deal

Rolls-Royce in talks over repair and maintenance work

Britain's East Coast railway line will be run by state-appointed Directly Operated Railways for no more than two years following its transfer from National Express Group Plc ©Bloomberg RAIL 8:02pm

Labour hardens stance on train operators

Party stepping up resistance to privatisation of East Coast rail line

FedEx van ©Bloomberg From INDUSTRIALS 2:04pm

FedEx plans more capacity cuts

Fourth-quarter net income falls 45% amid sluggish global economy

shipping containers stacked ©Getty SHIPPING Jun 18, 2013

Reality of the container market sinks in

Maersk’s alliance was ‘born out of necessity’

An oil tanker is anchored near the Port of Long Beach, California, U.S From LEX Jun 18, 2013

Global shipping: all at sea

Alliance between three biggest shipping companies looks shaky

The M.V. Maersk Kimi unloads containers at Felixstowe port ©Bloomberg SHIPPING Jun 18, 2013

Container shipping groups plan alliance

Pact would cover three of the busiest trade routes

AIRLINES Jun 18, 2013

EasyJet agrees to buy 135 Airbus aircraft

Budget airline braves founder’s wrath over ‘vanity purchase’

From SPECIAL REPORTS Jun 17, 2013

Russian rail freight proves a worthy investment

Private players now control 80% of the Russian rail freight market

RAIL Jun 17, 2013

Rule change to open US high-speed rail

European trains now meet US safety standards

From INDUSTRIALS Jun 17, 2013

Airbus confident of climbing above Boeing

Group eyes top spot in long-haul, twin-engine market

From SPECIAL REPORTS Jun 16, 2013

Environment: Industry backs moves to reduce emissions

Global meeting will decide details of plan, writes Pilita Clark

From SPECIAL REPORTS Jun 16, 2013

Consolidation: Concentration of carriers puts collapse on Europe agenda

Lufthansa’s decision to suspend its dividend illustrates just how tough the market has become, says Andrew Parker

AIRLINES Jun 16, 2013

Airbus and Boeing battle heats up

Paris air show should see new orders unveiled

SHIPPING Jun 16, 2013

Giants of the sea drive port expansion

London Gateway project prompts rival terminals to upgrade

AIRLINES Jun 14, 2013

Fastjet ready for Tanzania take-off

Airline plans network across the region by the end of 2012

From UK Jun 13, 2013

Heathrow favours ‘phased’ expansion

Airport whittles down list of 40 options for how it might expand

RAIL Jun 12, 2013

Rail regulator demands punctuality target

Concern grows over Network Rail performance

AIRLINES Jun 11, 2013

IAG paves way for first dividend

Agreement at subsidiary British Airways may lead to payouts

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