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Eurostar is doubtful it will be able to prevent the closure of its popular London to Amsterdam route next year.

Heathrow Airport's passenger numbers have surpassed pre-pandemic levels for the first time in September, a major milestone since Covid-19.

Stansted airport has beaten pre-pandemic passenger levels for the second month running, sparking fresh City calls to scrap the 'tourist tax'

Ride hailing app Freenow will launch first-of-its kind perks for black cabbies and taxi drivers using its platform, City A.M. understands.

Airline stocks tumbled this morning after investors fretted over rising crude oil prices and whether the conflict in Israel would dent demand.

Senior executives at Motor Fuel Group, the UK's largest independent forecourt operator, have raked in a bumper pay packet this year on the back of record profits.

The AA saw profits halve amid a drop in trading at its breakdown service, but soaring motor insurance prices helped it weather the storm.

Aviva shares soared over 10 per cent, spurred by fresh but as yet unconfirmed reports it could be the target of a takeover from a foreign buyer.

JD Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin has launched a tirade against the UK's Covid lockdown policies, as his pub chain swung to a £42.6m profit

Shell said trading in its gas segment will be higher over the third quarter than in the second, bouncing back from July results