AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAviation Security: Hoax bomb threats hit dozens of flights across Europe, forcing diversions, searches and some fighter-jet escorts. No explosives were found, and investigators have yet to identify those responsible; Irish officials suspect a coordinated disruption campaign. Spanish Railways: The European Public Prosecutor’s Office opened a second fraud probe into EU funds for safety upgrades on the Madrid–Seville line, after an October crash killed 69 people. Spain’s transport minister has resigned, and authorities are tightening safety measures. Freight Links: Türkiye and Bulgaria agreed to establish a new border crossing reserved for trucks, aiming to ease queues and speed trade with Europe. Rail Capacity: A European leasing venture estimates operators will need at least 3,000 passenger coaches and 300 locomotives by 2030, pointing to a substantial supply gap. Car Policy: The European Parliament’s environment committee backed looser 2035 emissions targets that could allow some petrol, diesel and hybrid cars to remain on sale; the proposal is not yet final.
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