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Gatwick Airport to cut flights amid staff shortages

Gatwick Airport is slashing the number of flights it runs this summer amid staff shortages. The major airport is cutting daily flights to 825 in July and 850 in August, down… The post Gatwick Airport to cut flights amid staff shortages appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.

Tripism experiences rapid growth as return to travel brings challenges and opportunities for the corporate travel industry

Tripism, the business travel planning and engagement platform, is reporting exponential user growth as corporate travel teams scramble to deal with the rapid return to business travel in 2022. With a… The post Tripism experiences rapid growth as return to travel brings challenges and opportunities for the corporate travel industry appeared first on London Business News…

Experts warn that the prolonged war in Ukraine along with the rise in oil is seeing holiday ‘prices to certain destinations rising’

Travel experts have warned that cheap holidays abroad could soon becoming a thing of the past as the ongoing chaos at UK airports, the rising cost in oil and the… The post Experts warn that the prolonged war in Ukraine along with the rise in oil is seeing holiday ‘prices to certain destinations rising’ appeared…

Airline demands British Army should be drafted in to help UK airports over the next ‘three to four months’

Following calls to deploy the British Army in to help sort out the chaos hitting UK airports the Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said that they will not be called in.… The post Airline demands British Army should be drafted in to help UK airports over the next ‘three to four months’ appeared first on London…

Aviation chiefs warned they ‘risk harming their industry’s reputation for years to come’ and ‘destroying holidays for thousands of Brits’

Aviation chiefs have been warned that they are risking their “reputation for years to come” but an aviation expert has hit back saying the government was warned they need more… The post Aviation chiefs warned they ‘risk harming their industry’s reputation for years to come’ and ‘destroying holidays for thousands of Brits’ appeared first on…

Police drafted in by TUI to act as airline stewards as there was ‘no staff available’ to help ‘abandoned’ passengers off a flight

Angry and frustrated passengers were left “abandoned” on a flight from Manchester to Tenerife and a TUI pilot called the police to help everyone off the plane. This is the… The post Police drafted in by TUI to act as airline stewards as there was ‘no staff available’ to help ‘abandoned’ passengers off a flight…

Chaos hit Majorca Airport with the ‘total collapse’ of passport control ‘as a consequence of Brexit’

Long queues have formed at Majorca Airport’s passport control with holidaymakers waiting hours for their stamps before they are allowed onto their transfer coaches. Tour operators have blamed passport control… The post Chaos hit Majorca Airport with the ‘total collapse’ of passport control ‘as a consequence of Brexit’ appeared first on London Business News |…

IAG and IHG still face a fragile comeback

After the chaos of the past two-and-a-bit years, most households would love to have a break from everyday life and enjoy a taste of paradise. Travel companies have been patiently… The post IAG and IHG still face a fragile comeback appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.

Aston Martin accelerates journey to a world-leading sustainable ultra luxury business with announcement of Racing. Green. strategy

Aston Martin has today hit the accelerator pedal on its journey to becoming a world-leading sustainable ultra-luxury automotive business, with the announcement of an ambitious new sustainability strategy, Racing.Green. Launched… The post Aston Martin accelerates journey to a world-leading sustainable ultra luxury business with announcement of Racing. Green. strategy appeared first on London Business News…

Business travel is expected to face the longest period of disruption amid ‘travel restrictions and testing requirements’

The risk management community expects stabilising of travel and working patterns by the end of 2022, according to The International SOS Risk Outlook 2022. The report highlights that the time… The post Business travel is expected to face the longest period of disruption amid ‘travel restrictions and testing requirements’ appeared first on London Business News…

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