Virgin Atlantic, which almost died during the pandemic in 2009, says that it will achieve record profits this year when passenger numbers return to pre-Covid levels. The Heathrow carrier, owned
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After the aviation regulator ordered that the airport reduce the fees charged to airlines, passengers will now pay less when flying into and out of Heathrow. The Civil Aviation Authority
British Airways, and its parent company will use self-driving robotic baggage carriers for the first in a UK airport as the aviation industry struggles with staff shortages. International Consolidated Airlines
EasyJet founder, Sir Stelios Ioannou, has declared a truce in his long-running dogfight with airline “scoundrels” that culminated in an unsuccessful boardroom coup. Haji-Ioannou has admitted that his spat with
British Airways Group IAG’s financial performance is significantly better than what City analysts expected for 2023 as well as compared to 2019, the year prior to the Covid-19 travel restrictions.
EasyJet will return to the FTSE 100 index next week, almost four years after the airline dropped out during the pandemic. Since mid-October, the share price of this airliner has
Heathrow has finally returned to profitability and promises that it will transport more passengers in 2024 than ever before. This follows the pandemic and billions of pounds in losses as
Shareholders of Tui voted by a large majority to leave the London Stock Exchange and opt for a single listing on the German Stock Exchange. The travel company Tui Group’s
Air Astana could be worth up to 750 million pounds sterling when it goes to market. This is the Kazakhstan flag carrier’s plan to be the largest float this year
Ryanair’s top-end profit estimates have been lowered this year, after online travel agencies removed flights operated by the Irish airline abruptly from their sites. The airline has been removing the
Heathrow Airport, Britain’s international gateway, is facing further turmoil as investors who own 35 per cent of it have announced that they will be selling. Ferrovial, the largest shareholder in
Tui, Europe’s largest tour operator has dealt another blow to London’s shrinking equity markets after recommending that its UK listing be cancelled next month. Anglo-German Travel Group, which has reported
Ryanair says it has seen a decline in the number tickets it is able to sell since major online booking sites removed the budget airline’s flights. In early December, the
The Dutch government has backed down from plans to reduce flights at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, after being pressured by airlines, the EU, and the US Government. The U-turn was a
