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Airport says move will boost passenger confidence after limit on numbers significantly improved services
With the insurgents in power, countrywide routes are more secure but women face draconian travel restrictions
Cargo vessel Razoni’s passage highlights circuitous and secretive nature of global commodities trade
Airline start-up looks to succeed where others have failed in taking on big carriers
To be ‘Joyced’ is a word now in use to describe being severely inconvenienced at an airport by luggage delays or flight problems
Heatwave hits Europe’s key commercial waterway, forcing cutbacks in cargo
Market has been scuppered by high cost of maintenance and dearth of riders in pandemic
Latest Aslef walkout set to lead to weekend of severe disruption
Proportion of affected journeys has steadily trended lower since mid-July
Airline expects positive cash flow in second half of 2022 as Hong Kong eases restrictions
Tour operator says significant operational issues cost it €75mn
Delays shorter and shipping costs lower but geopolitics and China’s Covid policy remain a threat
Customer refused grain from Razoni, first ship to test reopening of Black Sea to food shipments
Burnham and Khan demand operator Avanti loses its contract unless trains are reinstated
Large-scale cancellations by Avanti owe more to a dysfunctional model than ‘unofficial strike action’
Analysts warn move could cause reputational damage to Hungary-based carrier in wake of invasion of Ukraine
Avanti angers unions by blaming ‘unofficial strike action’ for its cutting London trains to northern cities from 7 to 4 per hour
There is no quick fix, with the problem rooted in an imbalance between supply and demand
Clarksons says sector’s profits boosted as energy groups seize on Ukraine war turmoil to boost output
Postal service is seeking cost cuts but workers are demanding better pay and conditions
A rebound in air travel has caught airlines unprepared, meaning more bags are going astray
Oil and gas group’s share price has fallen 29 per cent since May
Deal with TSSA union could reduce severity of industrial action this month by ensuring skeleton service
German airline bullish despite union disputes and recession fears as net profits rise
Some workers at the UK’s biggest airport say it is no longer the place to forge a good career
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