Transport - Air

Jobs fair at Radisson Blu Hotel on February 7 will showcase almost 200 roles in areas such as security, engineering, customer service and retail.

The airline will restore its pre-Covid schedule from May 1 in response to strong demand.

Warrant officer Charles Riley served with the 494 (Stansted Airport) Squadron Air Training Corps for 23 years.

The airport welcomed 1.85 million passengers last month – over double the number in December 2021 and 93% of the level in December 2019, before Covid.

The regulator has launched a public consultation on making the procedure "more proportionate and tailored to each proposal put forward".

Around 80% of shipments bound for international markets can be scanned and approved by machines.

The work on the 3km (1.8 miles) airstrip by engineering firm Lagan will take place at night.

"We will always remember Greta Dyrmishi as a passionate professional, an excellent co-worker, and a great friend to all of us."

East of England Ambulance Service crews and Essex and Herts Air Ambulance were called to the airport.

Winter sun-seekers and skiers are among the 650,000 passengers who will be jetting out from Stansted between December 16 and January 3.

Airport focus of Essex Police operation to stop drug dealers trafficking children and to identify adults being coerced into prostitution.

The airport also sponsored a performance of Jack and the Beanstalk in Bishops Stortford and donated 180 tickets to charities and families.

The Uttlesford hub in November welcomed 1.83 million travellers, which is 97% of the number served in the same month in 2019.

The standard was so high that the airport increased its £45,000 prize fund to £60,000 to reward all shortlisted schools.

100ml liquid restriction to be lifted and passengers to be able to pass through security without removing toiletries, laptops and tablets from bags.

Yellow weather warning for ice for South East, including Herts and Essex, until 11am on Tuesday.

The centre opened in June 2015 to develop STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) skills.

14 million passengers passed through terminal April to September this year, up from 3.5 million in the corresponding six months last year.

The students, aged 16 to 25, will meet quarterly and either live or attend college or sixth form within a 15-mile radius of the airport.

A Department for Transport spokeswoman said: "Changes...will be dependent on passenger demand and a positive financial case from the airport."