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Major airlines cancel dozens of flights to Tel Aviv amid Hamas attack

(Alliance News) - Major airlines have cancelled dozens of flights to Tel Aviv this weekend after the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise large-scale attack against Israel.

Datalex and Aer Lingus ink digital transformation platform deal

(Alliance News) - Datalex PLC on Friday said it will partner with Aer Lingus Ltd to offer the airline a new digital transformation platform.

BA nearing long-term pay deal to avert pilots' strike - report

(Sharecast News) - British Airways is reportedly on the of a brink of a long-term pay deal with its pilots aimed at removing the renewed threat of strike action until at least 2027.

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Goldman likes Relx; Jefferies likes Aviva

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning and Tuesday:

Aurrigo inks deal with British Airways parent IAG for aviation tech

(Alliance News) - Aurrigo International PLC on Tuesday said that it has signed a formal partnership agreement with British Airways parent International Consolidated Airlines Group SA for the deployment and demonstration of Aurrigo's autonomous aviation solutions within the UK.

IAG, Lufthansa and Air France KLM keen on stake in Portugal's TAP

(Alliance News) - The Portuguese government on Thursday opened the sale of a majority stake in flag carrier TAP, with Deutsche Lufthansa AG quickly expressing interest and other European rivals also expected to be keen. 

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: HSBC cuts NatWest; Stifel likes Computacenter

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning:

UK govt, British Airways face claim over Kuwait hostage crisis

(Alliance News) - Passengers and crew members of a British Airways flight who were taken hostage in Kuwait in 1990 are intending to take legal action against the British government and the airline, a law firm said Tuesday. 

UK competition regulator proposes Heathrow charges are reconsidered

(Alliance News) - The competition regulator has provisionally found that some errors were made in a decision on how much Heathrow Airport can charge airlines.

Competition regulator mostly backs lower airline price caps at Heathrow

(Sharecast News) - The UK competition regulator has said that the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) made some errors in determining the lower price cap that Heathrow should charge airlines, but said that most of its calculations had been correct.

FTSE 100 gains for sixth day on homebuilders' boost

Homebuilders up 1.8%

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Airlines count cost of UK traffic control failure

(Alliance News) - The worst disruption to UK air traffic control in almost a decade following a technical fault risks costing carriers around GBP100 million, the head of global airline body IATA estimated Wednesday.

UK air traffic control meltdown fault won't happen again - NATS

Head of air traffic control provider says issue fixed

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Britain's air traffic control failure to cost airlines 100 mln stg -IATA head

LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The cost to airlines from Britain's air traffic control failure on Monday is likely to reach about 100 million pounds ($126 million), Willie Walsh, the head of global airlines group IATA told the BBC on Wednesday. ($1 = 0.7920 pounds) (Reporting by Sarah Young, editing by Elizabeth Piper)

UK air traffic control says problem which caused flight cancellations won't happen again

LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The disruption to flights into and out of Britain caused by a technical failure on Monday will not happen again after changes were made to the system, the head of the country's air traffic control group NATS said.