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Thousands of aerospace industry jobs in peril

Thousands of UK manufacturing jobs could be under threat this year as the aerospace industry braces itself for a slowdown

Virgin challenges BA by cutting fares

Business-class air fares are set to fall by as much as 40 per cent as Virgin Atlantic launches a price war to secure bookings

China cutbacks are a warning for aerospace

Instruction from Beijing could be devastating for Boeing, Airbus and Rolls-Royce and their hundreds of small suppliers

Limited train service restarts at London Euston

A severely reduced and restricted train service has restarted at London Euston after this morning's rush hour chaos

BA sees exodus of premium-class customers

Chief executive Willie Walsh plays up the airline's prospects in the year ahead, despite poor traffic figures for December

BA premium flyers dive on company cutbacks

UK flag carrier reports 12.1% fall in business and upper class customers as cash-strapped corporates cut budgets

Air India: free of fat hostesses, by order of the court

Ruling backs carrier which fired staff after they failed to slim

Heathrow will bring jets’ roar to millions

Hundreds of thousands of homes will be exposed to more noise from flight paths that will allow 60,000 more aircraft a year

BAA emission controls fail

The airport operator has failed to control pollution levels around Heathrow while pushing for a third runway and more flights

Train plan to allay environmental fears

An international rail interchange could be built at Heathrow to compensate for the harm caused by a new third runway

Voters to make Labour MPs pay

Labour faces losing four marginal seats to the Tories in west London following the controversy surrounding Heathrow

Pininfarina family loses control

The Pininfarina family has lost control of the auto design house as part of a rescheduling of debts approaching €600m

Rail fares double in off-peak squeeze

Train companies are quietly introducing new ticket restrictions that will force passengers to buy much more expensive tickets

Call for 'speed limiting' devices in cars

Government advisors recommend automatic speed control devices to force motorists to stick to speed limits

IATA chief fights to prevent crash of airlines

Our correspondent finds that the head of the IATA has no fear of flying into a storm in defence of crisis-hit carriers