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Peter Campbell

Peter Campbell

UK Political News Editor at Financial Times

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  • General Assignment News
  • United Kingdom
  • Politics

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Budget airlines plan Ukraine return

Ryanair, Wizz Air and easyJet predict a boom in travel including ‘catastrophe tourism’ once a peace deal is signed
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Ryanair axes loyalty scheme after passengers took too many cheap fl...

Marketing boss says Prime generated €6mn in fare discounts, costing the airline ‘more money than it generates’
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UK airports will be disrupted by ‘organised’ drone attacks, warns r...

‘It’s not a question of if, only of when,’ says Civil Aviation Authority chief
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Tech moguls turned away as Lisbon airport hits private jet limit

Some delegates to Web Summit technology conference are being forced to land in Spain
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IAG says US market is improving after summer air travel slowdown

Demand has been hit by tighter visa and immigration rules
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UK transport secretary says full electrification of railways ‘not a...

Heidi Alexander says focus will be on other projects such as HS2
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Ryanair profit boosted 40% by Europeans’ ‘reluctance’ to fly to US

Budget airline increases capacity after earlier than expected delivery of Boeing aircraft
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No new planes for UK if taxes keep rising, warn Ryanair and Wizz Air

Low cost airline bosses are braced for increase in air passenger duty
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Gatwick airport warns investment at risk if expected 300% tax rise ...

Plans to inject billions into upgrades including new runway jeopardised by anticipated business rates increase
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Wizz Air boss says EU aviation rules risk creating a ‘decaying econ...

Potential of region’s carriers to drive economic growth is being ignored, József Váradi tells the FT
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Airlines face disruption as US shutdown continues

Delays and cancellations hit travellers in third week of federal government funding freeze
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IAG and Ryanair bosses slam ‘continuous’ French strikes as ‘impossi...

Luis Gallego and Eddie Wilson say planes should still fly over France when air traffic controllers strike
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New Saudi carrier Riyadh Air to launch with London service

Heathrow flights are first step in ambitious plan to reach 100 destinations within five years
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EU fingerprint scanners will not cause delays, Eurotunnel boss says

New system will come into force in October across all European borders
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Dyson to cut a quarter of UK workforce - Financial Times

Dyson is axing about 1,000 jobs in the UK, more than a quarter of its workforce in the country. Staff at the vacuum cleaner and air filter manufacturer were told on Tuesday morning about the redundancies, which are part of a wider move to reduce the company’s 15,000-strong global workforce, according to people familiar with the matter. The job cuts are a blow to the UK and come on the same day that the new secretary of state for business, Jonathan Reynolds, gathered more than 100 business lead…
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‘Easier than pensions’: why electric cars are the hot company perk

In decades past, the company car was a symbol of professional status, prized by employees as a visible marker of seniority. It is now making a comeback in a different guise as a popular workplace perk — and has quietly become the biggest driver of electric vehicle sales across the UK. Employers are increasingly allowing staff to lease electric vehicles for their personal use through salary sacrifice schemes, which means they can make big tax and national insurance savings. The benefit signific…
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What does Elon Musk’s China trip mean for Tesla?

Elon Musk appears to be on the cusp of deploying Tesla’s “full self-driving” system in the world’s biggest car market. Musk flew out of Beijing on Monday after meeting China’s premier, Li Qiang, on Sunday and sealing a deal with Chinese tech giant Baidu to use the group’s mapping and navigation systems. Hours earlier, a Chinese industry group said Tesla’s electric vehicles were among more than 70 cars that had been successfully tested for data security compliance. Taken together, Musk appears…
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Mexico trade deal threat poses risk to prices of US pick-ups, warns...

The head of Chrysler has warned that tampering with the US-Mexico trade agreement risked making pick-up trucks unaffordable for Americans, after a suggestion from Donald Trump that he could curtail imports across the southern border if re-elected. Trump hinted he would prevent cars built by Chinese companies coming in from Mexico if he became president again, in response to China’s BYD planning a new electric vehicle plant south of the US border. “You’re not going to be able to sell those cars…
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Stellantis boss slams 'terrible' UK electric vehicle policy - Finan...

Britain’s electric vehicle policy is “terrible” and threatens to bankrupt carmakers, the head of Vauxhall owner Stellantis warned on Thursday. Carlos Tavares said the UK’s quota regime, which requires manufacturers to meet EV sales targets that rise annually, was set at “double the natural demand of the market” and would mean carmakers would have to sell vehicles at a loss to avoid fines. “To survive, companies have to stay in the black,” he said. “I will not sell cars at a loss.” He had urge…
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Pendragon owner to cut hundreds of jobs in used car overhaul

New owner of UK dealerships will close marketplace for second-hand cars following pandemic-era slump in supply
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IEA bullish on electric vehicle sales in 2024 - Financial Times

Sales of electric vehicles will “grow strongly” this year and could see battery and hybrid models account for one in five cars sold worldwide, according to a bullish forecast from the International Energy Agency that runs counter to carmakers’ concerns over consumers’ appetite for EVs. Despite “challenges in some markets”, the “share of EVs on the roads is expected to continue to climb rapidly” in the coming years, the IEA said in its annual outlook report. Sales of battery electric and plug-i…