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Office of Rail Regulation: nationalised rail firm is most efficient in the country
By Alex Hern - 18 April 14:41

East Coast gets a net subsidy of just 1 per cent, ORR reports.

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IAG to buy 18 Boeing 787 Dreamliners for BA
By New Statesman - 04 April 7:33

Iberia to cut 3,100 jobs.

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Virgin Rail gets extension on West Coast Main Line
By New Statesman - 25 March 10:05

Patrick McLoughlin to unveil a revised timetable for rail franchising.

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Why Crossrail's new roundel matters more than it seems
By Alex Hern - 13 March 13:54

The suburban line will be properly integrated into the London Transport network.

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Dreamliner on the way to resuming business
By New Statesman - 13 March 8:22

US airline regulator approves fixes.

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Heathrow airport's southern runway. Photograph: Getty Images.
Jock Lowe devises £7.5bn plan to extend runways at Heathrow
By New Statesman - 11 March 11:30

"The cheapest option to solve the capacity crunch in the south-east."

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IAG posts annual loss of €997m
By New Statesman - 28 February 11:04

Impairment and restructuring charges on Iberia

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US joins investigation into Boeing 787 Dreamliner
By Catriona Harvey-Jenner - 18 January 12:54

US safety officials have arrived in Japan to help assess Boeing's malfunctioning aircraft.

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Half 747 Dreamliners grounded
By New Statesman - 16 January 9:00

Safety concerns.

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EC may block €5.2bn UPS-TNT Express merger
By New Statesman - 15 January 9:08

Setback for UPS.

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A restored steam-train rolls through Baker Street station to celebrate the anniv
The anniversary of the London Underground isn't when you think
By Alex Hern - 09 January 11:29

Do we celebrate a corporate dinner, or opening to the public?

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Another Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft suffers fuel leak
By New Statesman - 09 January 10:40

The US National Transportation Safety Board begins investigation.

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The average rise is 4.3 per cent. Photograph: Getty Images
Rail fare hike: the 10 worst London commutes
By Martha Gill - 02 January 11:07

Today's spike in train fares hits some journeys harder than others.

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Boeing is set to surpass its rival Airbus. Photograph: Getty Images
Boeing overtakes Airbus for the first time in 2012
By New Statesman - 02 January 8:56

Jostling amongst the jet airliners.

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China to surpass Europe car production in 2013
By New Statesman - 02 January 8:15

Most of the European car makers see turbulent period ahead.

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The total cost will reach up to £48.9m. Photograph: Getty Images
West Coast Mainline failings will cost taxpayer
By Martha Gill - 07 December 10:30

National Audit Office finds "significant costs".

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A Virgin train on the west coast mainline. Photograph: Getty Images
Virgin Rail to keep Westcoast Mainline for two years
By Martha Gill - 06 December 13:15

Contract lasts until 2014.

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Richard Branson dances in India, because he is Richard Branson and he will do wh
Virgin announces new domestic flights
By Alex Hern - 19 November 12:41

Where's the fabled capacity squeeze?

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BAA flag at London Stansted Airport
Airport operator BAA to drop name
By Alex Ward - 15 October 12:42

British Airports Authority set to brand airports separately.

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EastJet Orange.
EasyJet's linking policy bans you from using the colour orange
By Alex Hern - 04 October 16:46

Luckily, we don't link to easyJet.

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Richard Branson. Photograph: Getty Images
Richard Branson may want to check his own record before attacking nationalised railway's
By Alex Hern - 03 October 15:08

Let he who is without subpar punctuality records cast the first stone.

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Hard at work: Michael O'Leary. Photograph: Getty Images
Michael O'Leary thinks he works fifty times harder than his employees
By Alex Hern - 02 October 16:12
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Flight turbulence: Aer Lingus Airbus aircraft. Credit: Getty Images
Aer Lingus rejects Ryanair’s purchase offer
By New Statesman - 24 August 8:07

The Irish airline claims that accepting Ryanair's takeover offer would "undervalue" the company.

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Turkish cycling slippers. Photograph: Getty Images.
Cycling through Turkey...
By Julian Sayarer - 20 August 8:40

...an ambivalent country.

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Richard Branson fills a Virgin train with Biodiesel in 2007.
Virgin Trains vs First Great Western in numbers
By Alex Hern - 15 August 10:20

Who wins the smackdown of the sub-par train operating companies?

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First Group has beaten off Virgin’s bid
Why we're still being taken for a ride by our train companies
By Alan White - 15 August 9:52

There are too many "vested interests" to keep happy.

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Departure lounge at a Heathrow terminal in London. Credit: Getty Images
BAA’s passenger traffic down 4.1 per cent in July
By New Statesman - 14 August 8:42

Despite the Olympics, fewer visitors flew into Britain.

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Turbulence: a Gol plane at Congonhas Airport in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
GOL's second-quarter loss doubles
By New Statesman - 14 August 7:38

The airline’s operations shaken by high fuel prices and unfavourable macroeconomic environment.

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IAG posts second-quarter loss of €95m
By New Statesman - 06 August 11:23

Job losses expected for the flagging Spanish airline Iberia.

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Rollin' on: a Ceva Logistics truck.
Ceva Logistics' pre-tax loss doubles
By New Statesman - 02 August 13:24

A difficult quarter, despite revenue surges in freight management and contract logistics.

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