Category : Transport


Book Flights Before Wednesday to Avoid APD Price Increase

Air passenger duty (APD) increases on April 1, 2026, raising flight costs. Passengers to Spain, Greece, Turkey, and other destinations should book before Wednesday to save on fares, especially for families and long-haul trips.

NSW Rejects Free Public Transport, Focuses on Long-Term Relief

The New South Wales government has ruled out introducing free public transport, despite other states offering temporary fare relief during a national fuel crisis. Transport Minister John Graham says NSW will focus on long-term economic support instead.

Coventry Airport to Close Permanently in June 2026

Coventry Airport will close permanently in June 2026, with businesses required to vacate by May. The site will become Greenpower Park, a battery production hub expected to create over 30,000 jobs.

Five Dead in Mississippi Train-Van Crash at Crossing

A devastating collision between a freight train and a van at a rural Mississippi crossing has claimed five lives, with one survivor airlifted to hospital. Authorities confirm all fatalities were van occupants.

DVLA Urges UK Drivers to Act Now to Avoid Deadlines

The DVLA is intensifying its campaign for drivers to switch to digital services, warning that missing key deadlines like MOT or tax renewals could lead to fines, penalty points, or vehicle impoundment.

Chemical Smell Grounds Washington-Area Flights Again

Major airports serving Washington D.C., Baltimore and Virginia suspended all flights Friday evening due to a strong chemical odour at a key air traffic control centre, marking the second such incident this month.

FAA Grounds DC Flights Over Odour in Control Tower

The Federal Aviation Administration issued ground stops for multiple Washington, D.C. area airports on Friday evening following reports of an unusual odour in an air traffic control tower, disrupting air travel.

Transport Sector Seeks Emergency Aid in Fuel Crisis

Australian transport companies are calling for emergency financial payments and a suspension of road user charges as diesel prices surge to 303.5 cents per litre. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promises national response measures.

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