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Saturday, 4th July 2009

Transport

Premium seats blow as BA passenger numbers tumble BRITISH Airways carried almost 5 per cent fewer passengers last month than in June 2008, the airline said yesterday.

British Airways braced for strike action British Airways has asked the conciliation service Acas to help it reach a deal with unions over jobs cuts and a pay freeze in a bid to avoid a damaging strike.

Arriva revenue growth losing steam ARRIVA yesterday became the latest major transport group to warn that the recession was eating into its previously optimistic growth expectations.

BA and unions continue talks TALKS between British Airways and unions aiming to avert a summer strike over cost savings at the airline are continuing.

National Express reject FirstGroup takeover attempt

National Express's discussions with DfT on rail franchise hits buffers

First takeover bid for National Express fails

Moffat & Williamson plans £3m revamp of coach fleet

Mudflap sales help Souter to clean up

Rosemary Gallagher: BA backlash looms after staff agree to work for free

Forth Ports 'holding up' despite hit in recycling

Forth Ports 'holding up well' in crisis

Souter attacks ministers over 'chaotic' dealings on rail cash

Scrutineer: Souter plan still roadworthy

Investors impressed as car dealer's results move up a gear

Souter hits out over subsidy

Stagecoach posts 13 per cent profits rise

Rise in bus use drives up Stagecoach profits

BA dives as Branson says it's 'not worth much any more'

Gazetteer: Laugh at plane silly airports

Don't help BA says Branson

Stagecoach's Souter hoping to ride out rail storm

Singapore Airline's chief Chew Choon Seng to take pay cut

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