Transport

HIE wants go-ahead to carry out engineering works to strengthen the two kilometre-long funicular viaduct so mountain railway can operate again

EasyJet has announced flights will restart on June 15 – with all crew and passengers required to wear face masks

Covid-19's impact on Scotland’s transport services and the rural economy is to be investigated by MSPs

The boss of the Caledonian Sleeper train service had previously denied ignoring lockdown rules when he travelled from London to Inverness

A convoy of heavy goods and agricultural vehicles drove past Raigmore Hospital last night in support of NHS staff and other key workers

And we mean high speed... journey from just north of Aviemore to Edinburgh takes just over seven minutes!

The reports include two adults and a child spotted trespassing near Culloden at the end of last month

EasyJet has grounded its entire fleet in the wake of the coranvirus pandemic.

Timetable changes will see around 40 per cent of LNER’s usual weekday services running from Monday

Airports across the Highlands and Islands will close to scheduled flights from Sunday in order to maintain lifeline and essential services.

Contractors have said roads must be left in safe state after Coronavirus lock down

LONG distance bus passengers heading to and from the Highlands with National Express face reduced timetables following the coronavirus outbreak.

Temporary changes to bus services across the Highlands are being introduced by Stagecoach from Monday following new government advice.

A NUMBER of flights from Inverness have been affected as a result of airline Loganair operating a reduced service from next week.

SNOW and ice may bring travel disruption to the Highlands from tomorrow evening, according to the latest weather warning issued by the Met Office.

The addition will be made at the C569 Strathford Station Road near its junction with the A9 from March 18 and run for around six months

Flights from Inverness to Belfast, Birmingham and Jersey will be taken over by Loganair following the collapse of troubled airline Flybe.

Flybe, which operates flights to and from Inverness Airport, went into administration in the early hours of this morning.

CORONAVIRUS could kill off troubled airline Flybe, after a slump in bookings left its future in doubt - according to reports.

TIME is fast running out for councils and landowners to nab a share of a multi-million pound pot that helps fund road improvements in logging areas.