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BBC, 5 July 2019: MPs will and should stop no-deal Brexit<\/strong> Travel Mole, 4 July 2019: MAG warns Brexit could dampen passenger demand despite last year’s growth<\/strong><\/p>\n The owner of Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports handled almost 5% more passengers for the year ending on March 31, but it said Brexit-related uncertainty is creating a ‘challenging outlook’ in terms of economic growth and passenger demand.\u00a0MAG’s pre-tax earnings were up almost 6% to \u00a3379.8 million, but the group ploughed \u00a3591 million into its airports during the 12-month period, which was a 73% more than it spent in the previous year.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n Travel Weekly, 2 July 2019: No deal Brexit still \u2018unlikely\u2019 GTMC told<\/strong> Travel Weekly, 5 July 2019: Agents \u2018could be breaching package travel rules\u2019<\/strong> TTG, 5 July 2019: Government to review implementation of new Package Travel Regulations<\/strong> Travel Weekly, 4 July 2019: London Stansted increases airport car parking<\/strong> Travel Mole, 5 July 2019: EU approves Flybe acquisition<\/strong><\/p>\n Connect Airways has been given the green light by the European Commission to complete its acquisition of Flybe and its investment in Stobart Air.\u00a0The company, which is part owned by Virgin Atlantic, said this would secure Flybe’s long-term future and ‘provide more choice for customers across the UK’.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n Travel Bulletin, 4 July 2019: Norwegian launches four-day sale celebrating five years of long-haul<\/strong> TTG: 2 July 2019: Pegasus Airlines launches Manchester-Istanbul service<\/strong> TTG, 2 July 2019: Tui faces hefty bill after food poisoning case<\/strong> Travel Weekly, 3 July 2019: Puerto Rico targeting direct services and UK growth<\/strong> Travel Mole, 27 June 2019: Fatal suicide bomb attacks in Tunisia prompt travel alert<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nChancellor Philip Hammond has told the BBC he and other MPs will \u00abfind a way\u00bb of blocking a no-deal Brexit. He told Radio 4’s Political Thinking Podcast he would personally oppose leaving the EU without a legal agreement on 31 October.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n
\nBusiness travel leaders have been warned to expect a \u201cseismic autumn\u201d and told \u201cit won\u2019t be the end\u201d of Brexit. However, political commentator and BBC broadcaster Steve Richards told the Guild of\u00a0Travel Management Companies (GTMC) conference: \u201cNo deal is unlikely.\u201d\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n\n
\nAbta is concerned agents could be acting in breach of the Package Travel Regulations (PTRs) by mistake or bringing sales within the regulations that don\u2019t need to be.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n
\nThe government is carrying out a review of the implementation last July of the new Package Travel Regulations (PTRs).\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n
\nStansted airport has increased the number of short-stay car parking spaces from 4,000 to just over 7,000.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n\n
\nNorwegian launched four-day anniversary sale as it marks five years of low-cost long haul at London Gatwick. The sale running up to July 8 is giving consumers the chance to book flights at 15% discount from Gatwick to all USA destinations, Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro in economy and Premium.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPegasus Airlines has launched its new\u00a0five-times weekly Manchester-Istanbul service.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n\n
\nTui UK has been ordered to pay a client more than \u00a321,000 after food poisoning left her afraid to travel abroad again.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n\n
\nPuerto Rico tourism chiefs are targeting direct air services from the UK and planning to increase engagement with the trade including training and fam trips starting this autumn.\u00a0Link<\/a><\/p>\n