Tag #Transport

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Iron Rhine Revival Talks Driven by Military Concerns, Facing Dutch Reluctance

Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands are discussing reviving the 19th-century Iron Rhine railway to enhance military mobility amid growing Russian threat, despite Dutch reluctance and past disputes; EU funding might resolve the impasse.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
welt.de
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Germany Invests €400 Million in Climate-Friendly Inland Waterways

German Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder announced a €400 million investment in improving inland waterways, focusing on climate-friendly shipping, while addressing concerns over recent Mosel accidents and the ongoing Rhine deepening project.

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Climate Action
sueddeutsche.de
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S-Bahn Line 8 Expansion to Begin After Delays

Deutsche Bahn will begin construction next year on a second track for the S-Bahn line 8 between Seefeld-Hechendorf and Steinebach, expected to be completed by 2028, after WWII bomb and archeological investigation delays.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
elpais.com
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Spanish Ryanair Ground Staff Strikes to Disrupt Flights Until 2025

Ryanair ground staff unions UGT and CGT in Spain announced strikes affecting Azul Handling services at 12 airports from August 15th to December 31st, 2025, due to disputes over job security and working conditions, causing potential flight disruptions.

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Air Canada Flight Attendant Lockout to Disrupt US-Canada Flights

Air Canada will lock out its flight attendants starting August 16, potentially disrupting nearly 430 daily flights between Canada and the US, impacting 130,000 passengers, after 99.7% of flight attendants voted to strike, rejecting the airline's 38% compensation increase offer over four years.

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theguardian.com
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Labour to Revive Northern Powerhouse Rail Project

Keir Starmer will announce the revival of the Northern Powerhouse Rail project before Labour's conference in late September, aiming to boost Labour's standing in northern England and improve the region's infrastructure, potentially through private investment.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
theglobeandmail.com
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Air Canada's Preemptive Flight Cancellations Raise Passenger Rights Questions

Air Canada began preemptively cancelling flights on Thursday, ahead of a potential flight attendant strike set for Saturday, impacting numerous travellers and prompting questions about passenger rights and compensation beyond rebooking and refunds.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
zeit.de
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Berlin S-Bahn Stadtbahn Line Disruptions Due to Signaling System Issues

Technical problems with the Berlin S-Bahn's Stadtbahn line's signaling system are causing disruptions, particularly during rush hour, affecting sections between Bellevue and Tiergarten, and Hackescher Markt and Friedrichstraße. A specialist team is investigating the issues, potentially related to wa...

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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FAA Training Shortfalls Exacerbate Critical Air Traffic Controller Shortage

The United States faces a shortage of about 3,000 air traffic controllers due to a 35% washout rate at the FAA's Oklahoma City training facility, resulting in understaffing at 90% of air traffic control towers and causing widespread flight delays.

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Air Canada Faces Major Flight Disruptions Due to Impasse in Flight Attendant Contract Talks

Air Canada will begin suspending flights on Thursday, impacting 130,000 daily customers, after the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) issued a 72-hour strike notice following an impasse in contract negotiations over wages and unpaid work, with a full cessation of flights beginning Saturday.

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theglobeandmail.com
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Northern Ontario Seeks Highway Upgrades Under Bill C-5

Northern Ontario municipalities propose widening Highways 11 and 17 using a 2+1 design under Bill C-5, aiming to improve safety and economic development, with support from various municipal associations and potential cost savings compared to full twinning.

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zeit.de
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Funding Shortages Jeopardize German Rail Expansion Projects

Germany's Deutsche Bahn will receive billions for network repairs, but new construction projects like the Frankfurt-Mannheim high-speed line are at risk due to insufficient funding, impacting the Deutschlandtakt plan and potentially hindering economic growth.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

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