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Rail strikes: Travel disruptions continue after talks to stop third walkout fail

People are told to make only necessary journeys, with one in five services running on Saturday.

No one is in charge of Britain's chaotic railways

Since the privatisation and break-up of British Rail, train transport has proved itself ill-suited to conventional capitalism

I had confidence in Ferguson Marine ferries contract, says Derek Mackay [Subscription]

A disgraced former SNP transport minister has provided written evidence on his involvement in the Scottish government ferries scandal.

Airports are thrown into chaos AGAIN as school holidays start

Shocking scenes from Melbourne Airport show passengers waiting in huge lines on the first Saturday of the break, after many started arriving from 6am.

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  • UK gave airlines 4.4m free pollution permits in 2021, study findsGovernment generosity meant industry could pollute for free, and airlines were left with 900,000 excess permits they could keep or sellThe UK government gave airlines nearly a quarter of a billion pounds in free pollution permits in a single year, enough for the entire industry to dodge a carbon emissions cap and trade scheme entirely, according to research.In 2021 the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS), which charges polluters per tonne of carbon emitted, handed airlines 4.4m free allowances and the industry only surrendered 3.4m back. In effect, UK taxpayers covered the entire cost of avia...

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  • Government announces 'amnesty' on airport slots rule to prevent last-minute summer flight cancellationsThe new regulations will allow a one-off “amnesty” on airport slots rules, enabling airlines to plan ahead and deliver a realistic summer schedule. This is being provided as an exceptional measure while industry makes progress in recruiting necessary staff.  Slots are used to manage capacity at the busiest airports. A slot gives permission to use the full range of airport infrastructure (runway, terminal and gates, for instance) necessary to operate an air service at an airport on a specific date and time. Highly valuable commercial assets, airlines must use slots a certain ...

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