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The crisis at Aer Lingus just seems to keep getting worse and worse. This time the news comes in the forum of two problems for the airline. First and foremost, the finance director for the company is now resigning. Second, the talks with the pilots over pay cuts has finally broken down.
The finance director Sean Coyle, will now be leaving Aer Lingus at the end of the month and will resign from the company’s board. His departure reflects wide unrest within the Irish flag carrier. The carrier has set up a task force to manage compulsory redundancies and a fleet [...]

According to figures, 2.5 million items of luggage get lost at British Airports every single year. However, this is fine because most of it finds its way back right? Well reports show that some 70,000 pieces normally never get reunited with their owners. Scots are apparently the ones that end up losing their luggage the most often.
Figures for 2009, from the 20 biggest British Airports, have revealed that the value of the never returned luggage this year is around £7 million. The company InsureandGo is the company that compiled the figures, and they estimate that every day nearly 7,000 items [...]

It now seems that TAP Portugal is in very advanced discussions with the World Sport Destination Expo, which is the first global exhibition dedicated to the booming sports tourism sector. The discussion is about TAP Portugal wanting to become an airline partner for the World Sport Destination Expo.
This move to partner up with the World Sport Destination Expo, which will take place in Johannesburg in the final week of the FIF 2010 World Cup, comes as TAP Portugal raises its sport tourism links in the build up to the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics, which will both be [...]

Trade union leaders have said that customers of Southern Railways will face major disruption on December 28th as train drivers walk out over a dispute about Bank Holiday pay. Southern Railways runs busy routes in the south east of that country and between London and the south coast. Members of the Associated Society of Locomotive [...]

Revenues are still undergoing a depression at the White-van man’s group said the rental organisation in a statement yesterday.
However, despite the reduction in turnover the Northgate group said that the last 6 months had shown some improvement in pick-up utilisation rates. The company attributed the slow but sure signs of improvement in the second half of the year to a increased second-hand vehicle sales and a reduction in fleet size. CEO Steve Smith said that the results were as to be expected given the economic downturn which has led to a reduced customer base. Smith claimed that while the first [...]

Transport for London (TfL) has announced that from the beginning go of 2010 it begin using a new roadworks permit scheme. The scheme is aimed at coordination of the various companies that undertake maintenance work to wires and piping that run underneath the capital’s roads in the hope that this will reduce the amount of disruptions caused to motorists.
Earlier this year the government approved the decision which was ratified by the TfL and 18 borough councils in greater London ahead of the start date announcement. As of the 11th of January any company that wishes to dig up roads will [...]