Category : Transport


SAS Cancels 1,000 Flights in April Due to Fuel Price Surge

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) will cancel 1,000 flights in April as skyrocketing fuel prices, driven by Middle East tensions, force cost-saving measures. The airline warns of fare hikes and prioritises routes with alternative connections.

Berlin Airport Strike Halts All Flights, Impacts 57,000

A warning strike by 2,000 staff at Berlin Brandenburg airport has cancelled all passenger flights, disrupting 445 departures and arrivals. The action follows failed wage negotiations and recent pilot strikes in Germany.

Glasgow Central Station Partially Reopens After Fire

Glasgow Central station has partially reopened 10 days after a devastating fire forced its closure. Services from high-level platforms have resumed, though with reduced capacity and some entrances remaining shut.

UK Extends Airport Food Ban After Greece Outbreak

The UK government has confirmed the continuation of a ban on passengers bringing food items, including duty-free purchases, into the country following a new foot and mouth disease outbreak in Greece.

Government Rejects Lowering Driving Age to 16 Over Safety

Ministers have dismissed a proposal to lower the UK driving age from 17 to 16, citing disproportionate collision rates among young drivers. The Department for Transport is instead focusing on enhanced education and a minimum learning period.

NYC Transit Sues Trump Over Subway Funding Withholding

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for withholding nearly $60 million in federal funds for a Manhattan subway extension, risking the $7.7 billion project.

Legoland's 30th Birthday Marked by Special SWR Train

South Western Railway unveils a vibrant LEGOLAND Locomotive train to celebrate Legoland Windsor's 30th anniversary, connecting families to the theme park with enhanced travel options and creative journeys.

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