Trump and Democrats seek to avoid economic and political fallout for first major corporate casualty of the Iran war
New Jersey to charge $150 for round trip to MetLife stadium, up from usual fare of $12.90
Abu Dhabi’s Fertiglobe switches to land cargo to avoid Strait of Hormuz as soaring prices allow it to shoulder extra costs
Millions of seats cut as Middle East crisis throws global travel into disarray
With the Strait of Hormuz choked off, Riyadh focuses on Red Sea infrastructure
Legal adoption of deal agreed by majority a year ago pushed into limbo
Trump said US would only proceed with rescue for bankrupt budget carrier ‘if it’s a good deal’
Conflict has crushed Gulf markets and pushed up air freight and shipping costs
Our experts discuss which companies to buy, sell or hold this week
Carriers do not seem to be baking in slowing demand
Rainforest nations face intense pressure to sell credits to airlines and wealthier countries
Despite higher costs, shipping companies opt for safer Asia-Europe freight passages via Cape of Good Hope
Airline pares growth plans, cuts spending and increases ticket prices in response to Iran war
Delta and United cement dominance as low-cost carriers rue post-pandemic splurge on aircraft
Supply bottlenecks mark the widening fallout from Iran conflict and its disruption on Middle East oil supplies
Beijing-backed wealth fund puts 10% stake in London airport on ‘active watch’
How a truly transformative technology can still cause a financial crash
European aerospace and defence group hit by persistent delays receiving engines for its A320s
Bondholder group remains divided over $500mn on offer from White House that would rescue bankrupt budget carrier
Lenders may flinch at a government bailout but the alternative could be worse
The industry’s recent challenges pose a dilemma for US antitrust enforcers
Proposals such as extra free baggage allowance would make it harder to cope with rising costs, industry says
UK chancellor has been driving force behind latest attempt to expand London hub airport
Kpler reports surging demand from governments, traders and media watching ships and energy flows
Chief executive József Váradi claims carriers are ‘operating based on political pressure’ in highly unusual criticism
