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Stansted go-ahead for 10m more flights

London City airport also won approval for large increases in flights in the biggest expansion of aviation for a decade

Airline industry faces 'year of hell'

European Regional Airlines expects number of carriers declaring bankruptcy to reach 70. Easyjet chief says it's 'gloomy out there'

London airports given green light to expand

Stansted and London City have both been given approval in the last 24 hours for big increases in passenger numbers

Stagecoach plans cuts at South West Trains

London's biggest commuter franchise is set to shed staff with the downturn expected to take a huge toll on jobs in City

The steam train returns: caught up by the Tornado

The first steam locomotive to be built in Britain since the Fifties will soon be running on the main line

Tunnel fire hits Eurotunnel traffic

Eurotunnel sees traffic fall due to last month's fire but the long-term trend for traffic through the Tunnel is up

'Ryanair crews must take unpaid leave'

Michael O'Leary said the airline’s executives would also receive a 10% pay cut of because of the financial difficulties

Slow sales hamper BA-Iberia deal

Falling share price and declining passenger numbers have hit airline's negotiating position, according to some analysts

Car sales fall 20% - with more gloom to come

Buyers switch to cheaper, smaller cars as motor industry experiences a sharp fall in sales of luxury saloons and 4x4s

Flyglobespan to lease planes in low season

Scots budget airline denies rumours of financial problems and secures deals to make assets work over winter

Banks taxi for Gatwick airport sale

Auction is expected to attract powerful group of bidders, with several would-be owners having already declared interest

BA bookings fall as Ryanair gains

The financial turmoil has affected long-haul flights, British Airways said, as traffic decreased by 4.8 per cent last month

Comet blazed a trail for British jet-powered travel

The Comet's transatlantic crossing was a significant achievement for de Havilland, which built the Mosquito bomber, and for BOAC

Signs that frown at drivers are a 'novelty'

Roadside speed indicators designed to persuade drivers to slow down are being widely ignored, a study by TRL has found

Tata dumps world's cheapest car plant

Following months of violent demonstrations from local landowners, the Indian conglomerate will look to relocate