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
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Christian Scherer, Airbus’s chief executive officer, has pioneering in his blood. Christian Scherer, the man who runs the world’s largest aircraft manufacturer, was only ten years old when he saw
Airbus expects to deliver about 800 planes this year, 65 more than last year, it said on Thursday as it reported an increase in profits and strengthened its position as
Siemens’ decision to shift more work for London Underground from Germany to the UK will result in a much busier factory than anticipated when it begins production in spring. Siemens
Uber Technologies reported its first annual operating profit in history. The demand for its ride-sharing business, advertising, and food delivery was a major factor. The company’s operations generated $1.1 billion
Last month, the number of zero emission vehicles sold to private purchasers fell by 25%. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders’ (SMMT) latest figures have prompted it to reduce
EasyJet expects its losses to be lower than the record-breaking deficit of last year, despite the £40 million hit caused by the suspension of flights to the Middle East. Budget
Elon Musk wants more control over Tesla, as it pushes the company into advanced technologies beyond car manufacturing. In a tweet on his platform Twitter/X he wrote, “I’m uncomfortable growing
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
Eurostar was reprimanded by regulators for “misleading’ adverts, after they found that only a small percentage of tickets were sold at the promised £39. , the train company, urged customers
Transport for London warned Monday of a funding shortage after only receiving half the grant they had requested from the central government in order to keep the capital’s transport network
A broker in the City stated that the UK’s biggest rail operator could suffer a £1bn loss in revenue due to Labour’s proposal to bring train networks back under public
Heuro has been in discussions to run 15 trips per day between Amsterdam & London A Dutch startup is getting ready to compete with Eurostar in the Channel Tunnel. Heuro hopes to
