Neil Lancefield is a Transport Correspondent for PA and writes for various publications including the Evening Standard, Yahoo News UK, BBC News, and more. With a focus on transport and travel news, Neil covers a wide range of topics including petrol prices, train services, car markets, and disruptions in rail services.
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Neil’s coverage revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on travel and tourism. Considering this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to government announcements or initiatives impacting the automotive industry, car market trends, train services, road safety legislation, and other topics within the travel and transportation sector.
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By: Neil Lancefield
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh said she wants to ensure everyone at her department is ‘taking responsibility' for the experience of passengers.
By: Neil Lancefield
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh said she wants to ensure everyone at her department is ‘taking responsibility’ for the experience of passengers.
By: Neil Lancefield
An inquiry into the 2023 August bank holiday air traffic control (ATC) meltdown has recommended that National Air Traffic Services (Nats) gives earlier notice to airlines and airports of possible disruption.
By: Neil Lancefield
Airline passengers will benefit from tougher enforcement of consumer protection laws following an inquiry into the August 2023 air traffic control (ATC) meltdown, Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has said.
By: Neil Lancefield
Flyers to benefit from stricter protection laws after air traffic chaos
By: Neil Lancefield
An inquiry has been set up by regulator the Civil Aviation Authority into the ATC meltdown in August 2023
Airlines and airports should review the “adequacy” of the support available to passengers during significant disruption, particularly those who are vulnerable or travelling with children
By: Alya Zayed Thu, Neil Lancefield
Resolving an air traffic control (ATC) meltdown in August 2023 was made more difficult because of delays in verifying the password of an engineer allowed to work remotely, an inquiry has found.
By: Milo Boyd, Neil Lancefield
Over 700,000 passengers were affected when flights were grounded at UK airports after an air traffic control glitch in August 2023 - and a new report has now been released
By: Neil Lancefield, Marcus White
An air traffic control engineer was unable to fix a major fault from home, a report says.
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