Hackney's transport chief said links between his charity and Lime is not a conflict, despite the e-bike firm holding a contract to run in the borough.

From glitzy Mayfair showrooms to the City's secretive airports - City A.M. takes a closer look inside London's private jet scene

The Bakerloo Line is at risk of failing as cash-strapped TfL can't afford new trains. So why on earth is it wasting its time banning revenue-making hot dog adverts, Guy Taylor asks

The chairman of Airbus UK has warned that Europe must collaborate more on defence and procurement amid geopolitical tension globally.

Its share price is down, regulators are investigating, airlines are unhappy and its CEO is stepping down. Can Boeing survive the crisis?

Rolls-Royce has been the talk of markets this year and is the biggest riser on the FTSE 100. How will the stock fare in 2024?

City bigwigs and politicians seem set on using private jets to get around. Should we be up in arms or is it vital for efficiency?

Heathrow and Gatwick's plans for more runways are "pie in the sky," Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has said, arguing for a new airport in Essex instead.

Transport operator Mobico’s share price has reached all-time lows this year. Can it turn its fortunes around?

New Home Office red tape on visa-exempt travellers entering the UK will divert passengers to Europe, Heathrow has warned

National Express owner Mobico may be turning a corner. Shares rallied 30 per cent in the last month after the Cosmen's upped their stake.

The government is ignoring proposals on how to privately fund the HS2 project's Euston section, the boss of a key contractor has warned.

Brexit, changes to non-dom status tax rules and the Russia-Ukraine war has led to a slump in sales of private jets in London, a top dealmaker has said.

The government is facing backlash after sources claimed its much-maligned HS2 Network North plans were rushed together by Number 10 spads.

The boss of Brompton Bicycles has told Susan Hall to head to the Thames Embankment to see the success of London's cycling scene herself.

UK car production saw its third successive month of growth in April, as easing supply chain shortages and strong exports drove growth. Car production ramped up 9.9 per cent to 66,527, 5,973 more than...

Disruption is expected as tube strikes start on TfL this week. Here's what's currently planned by striking workers in January.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has said he won't put up with any "mewling nonsense" over his potential £84m bonus payout.

Struggles at HS2 are affecting other UK major infrastructure projects, the man leading the delivery of the UK's largest road tunnel has said.

German chauffeur service Blacklane's chief is "watching" the IPO space amid speculation over a listing, but markets must pick up first.

The private jets of the billionaire Asda owners, the Issa brothers, have flown between London and the Caribbean more than 50 times.

Former Rolls-Royce boss Warren East has been appointed chair of NATS, which is looking to rebuild trust after a major IT outage last August.

There remains a "stubborn minority" of foreign diplomats who are refusing to pay London's congestion charge, TfL has said.

A production snarl-up with Aston Martin's much-anticipated DB12 model has sent shares plummeting, landing the marque at the bottom of the FTSE 250. So how will investors react?

The planned walk-outs by members of the Aslef union will no longer go ahead, after two rolling days of strikes were initially announced.

The crisis engulfing Boeing has dominated media headlines over the last week. Now Ryanair's CEO is kicking up a fuss about the planemaker.

Could Richard Branson's return to the West Coast Main Line finally get Avanti West Coast on the right track?

Working from home is "slowing down all infrastructure projects" in the UK, a key industry figure warned today.

According to Trainline's CEO, the ticketing app's growth over the last six reflects the company's "focus on continually innovating".

Arriva Group has applied to the Office of Rail and Road to add a number of open access routes between London and the North.

£300,000 for a precious tweak to healthcare policy

Analysts say the IAG share price could more than double as investors look forward to a first dividend since the pandemic.

E-scooter startups were once some of the most hotly-anticipated businesses in Western markets. But is the industry's model busted?

Train strikes are causing disruption in April as train drivers walk-out in a dispute over pay and conditions. City A.M. has all the details.

Labour’s Sadiq Khan and the Conservatives’ Susan Hall are preparing to find out the results of the London mayoral election 2024.

Commuters are to face yet more strike misery, after the train drivers union ASLEF announced plans to strike in December.

Sadiq Khan has been criticised by City Hall Conservatives after new figures showed the ULEZ scrappage scheme paid grants to less than half of applicants.

Ryanair will shuttle between London Stansted and Edinburgh three times a day

Eurostar's expansion plans will see 50 new trains to accommodate growing passenger numbers on the Channel Tunnel.

The train drivers' union has announced further strikes in February, escalating the long-running dispute over pay and conditions.

Brits are facing yet another week of disruption this week as train drivers from the Aslef union walk-out in an ongoing feud over pay.

British Airways owner the IAG reported record operating profits in its full-year results this morning amid a boom in travel demand.

A bus has dramatically caught fire on Wimbledon high street this morning, with residents reporting a loud bang and thick smoke.

Tube strikes set to cause havoc for London's commuters and businesses this week have been cancelled. TfL warned, however, that there might still be some disruption tomorrow.

The London Overground's six lines have been renamed and given colours, significantly changing the Tube network's world-famous map.

A bus has dramatically caught fire on Wimbledon high street this morning, with residents reporting a loud bang and thick smoke.

Renault has decided to cancel its much-anticipated Ampere IPO because of poor current equity market conditions.