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International Travel Relaunch or a Damp Squib?
March 9, 2021 It was the announcement so many have been waiting for. Early on Friday April 9, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said that...
Aviation: another illogical step backward?
The latest news suggesting air passengers are now being advised to check in all luggage is truly bewildering. The DfT guidance states:...
Aviation's Future - Fair or Unfair? Job Cuts and Pay Rates
The furore over possible job losses at British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and other airlines rumbles on. Whatever the end result, the...
Aviation: the harsh reality of COVID-19
With COVID-19 infection and death rates beginning to gradually decline across the globe, it might be tempting to think that perhaps light...
COVID-19, airlines and government handouts
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the airline industry like no other event in its 100-year history. Passenger traffic is down by more...
Aviation: Flybe - in a mess again?
A year ago, the airwaves were full of stories speculating over the future of Europe’s largest regional airline, Flybe. The carrier had...
Tankering fuel: the case for and against
On Monday evening, the BBC Panorama TV programme debated whether flying could become environmentally friendly. Given the myriad of...
Answering the London Assembly
I was surprised to see KJM Today covering the London Assembly’s anti-Heathrow expansion propaganda on August 21. As a pro-aviation...
Aviation: Heathrow access charges - how many times do passengers have to pay?
The proposal to charge drivers between £10 and £15 to access Heathrow Airport brings forward the debate about aviation and climate change...
Aviation: Heathrow proposes ULEZ
Proposals have been put forward to implement an ultra-low emissions zone (ULEZ) around London Heathrow Airport. Charges will be made to...
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