Ian Taylor
Executive Editor at Travel Weekly (UK)
Journalist: executive editor Travel Weekly Group; reporting for Travel Weekly, TWbusiness:am, Travel Weekly Insight. Views mine
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1 week ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor
British Airways parent International Airlines Group is “further ahead” in its use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) than expected, according to the group’s sustainable fuels and carbon manager Leigh Hudson. But referring to the government’s SAF Mandate, which requires 2% of fuel on flights departing the UK this year to be SAF, she said: “Mandates alone don’t create supply.”Hudson told Abta’s Aviation Forum: “We’re further ahead as a group than we thought we would be – 2.6% of our fuel is SAF.
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4 weeks ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor
A Guild of Business Travel Association (GBTA) poll suggests a sea change in corporate travel sentiment owing to the policies of the Trump administration in the US. Almost one third of travel managers anticipate the volume of business travel will fall significantly this year and two out of five (37%) of travel suppliers and intermediaries expect their business travel revenue to decline.
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4 weeks ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor
A major law firm specialising in personal injury has launched a growing number of group action holiday sickness claims against leading UK tour operators following a period of vastly reduced gastric illness claims since a peak in 2016-17. Irwin Mitchell announced the launch of a High Court action against Jet2holidays last week, acting on behalf of 100 UK holidaymakers “struck down with serious illness” at a resort in Turkey.
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1 month ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has confirmed the number of Atol holders stands at 1,616 following the March licence renewal process, a small decline from the 1,630 licensed 12 months ago. The CAA renewed 611 licenses from April 1 out of the 674 Atols due to expire at the end of March, with a further 27 still in the application process or yet to meet the licensing conditions. That was down from 615 renewals out of 668 Atols due to expire a year ago.
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1 month ago |
travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor
Airport shutdown has raised questions over resilience. Ian Taylor reportsIata director general Willie Walsh led widespread criticism of Heathrow after the airport shut down last Friday due to a fire at an electricity sub-station, cancelling more than 1,300 flights.
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