the a three eighty now this year the company sold eight of the planes adding insult to injury virgin atlantic owner richard branson has lost interest in the a three eighty had since cancelled his order the six super jumbo aircraft temporary jobs and subcontractors will be the first to go with one thousand one hundred jobs being cut in germany eight hundred fifty set to go in spades as well as four hundred seventy in france britain will lose four hundred and fifty. take the latest from the world business for more find us on facebook follow us on twitter. on display business right now here's a look at the world markets right now ceasing. will spain soon harbor europe's largest uranium mine. not jorge rodriguez from stopping. the mayor from the salamanca region is concerned about the environment and for farmers reputations. those in favor say the mine will create badly needed jobs. deep rift divides the community which will go and next d.w.i. . enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. my guest this week is hubris the mccray she honestly and i'm boss of us to the un the kid in geneva his

. >>> virgin atlantic is the latest airline to let you pay less to get less. virgin says it will start offering three types of economy fares. varying in price depending on how many frills you're willing to give up. the new fare types will be called economy delight, economy classic and the most affordable economy light. >> the cheapest tickets get the least leg room and passengers will not be able to pre-select seats. there will also be a fee for checked luggage. the new economy classes rb available starting in the spring. >>> google is partnering with the u.s. department of defense to develop smarter drone software. google agreed to provide the d.o.d. with machine learning software to ep had the computers better detect surveillance drone foot anl. it's part of a project for -- >>> relief may be in the works for commuters on oregarding the longest bridges. >>> state driving safety. the demand that san francisco's interim mayor mark farrell is making of autonomous vehicle makers. >>> speaking of driving, wouldn't want to be driving on the east coast. it's going t

virgin atlantic has posted its first ever loss of forty eight point five million pounds the airline's bottom line took a hit after a harsh hurricane season and problems with the rolls royce engines that led to increased cost cancelled flights and grounded planes virgin c.e.o. craig kreeger told the telegraph of london that vergence fleet suffered a ten percent average grounding rate in twenty seventeen meanwhile virgin's famous figurehead billionaire richard branson is reportedly planning to sell thirty one percent of the airline stock to air france k l m if approved the sale would leave branson with only twenty percent us air air carrier delta holds forty nine percent of virgin airlines. and other aviation news air buses reportedly planning to cut production of two troubled plane models by half the manufacturer says that they will cut deliveries through twenty twenty of their double deck widebody a three eighty passenger plane down from six for a down to six from twelve this year deliveries of the a four hundred m. military transport plane also fall from eight to fifteen those reduct

the airbus superjumbo has suffered new blow with virgin atlantic canceling in order for six planes.originally ordered it a decade ago but has now acknowledged the double-decker has no place in its plans. the cancellation came as airbus confirmed a reduction in output to just six units a year of 2020 to reflect sluggish demand. force has said that boeing is expected to once again miss the key deadline for the contract on its refueling tanker. 18plans to deliver the first of wingand nine sets mounted refueling pods by october, which is only for treatment later than the initial date of august 2017. the air force now set of required deliveries are more likely to be completed in late spring 2019. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: the u.k. has rolled out the red carpet for saudi prime minister. anna: they agreed to a goalless 60 probably in pounds of trade. theresa may's office called it a vote of confidence in the economy before britain leaves the e.u.. a big vote of confidence would be a listing of aramco in london. they we give it from politics to business. what do we expec

has new economic plans which they hope will really take off that's a bit of a clue for you that virgin atlantic owner richard branson once quit that if you want to be a millionaire start with a billion and then launch an ad line well uganda is hoping that that doesn't apply to then they're investing four hundred million dollars to revive the national airline the aim is to boost tourism and attract foreign business but economists are warning the government against the risky investment. uganda entebbe international airport is a busy hop. over one point five million passengers go through here. the numbers are growing and government wants a portion of board the state owned uganda airlines that it is trying to revive i think what government is now doing is setting up a fully fledged world class company that's going to look at things like human resource like. airplanes like landing facilities like. engineering facilities grown hundred but more business says how is this company would be managed uganda airlines was one of uganda post-colonial investments founded in one thousand nine hundred seventy six

atlantic history struck. hurricane irma ploughed into the british virgin islands, bringing winds of around 185mph and torrentialing winds of around 185mph aid effort in helping to restore security. but those soldiers left after a few weeks. after that, we are told by the reduced governor hear about the uk has been working very ha rd hear about the uk has been working very hard behind the scenes to help restore power and most of this island does now have electricity well ahead of schedule. but that hasn't stopped the perception among many here on the british virgin islands, particularly when they look at the damage that remains on their roads and particularly their 0ur headlines: delegates from south korea are meeting officials in the north for talks. kim jong—un says he wants to write a new history of national reunification. a former russian spy is fighting for his life in a british hospital after being overcome by a mystery substance. the police and security agencies are investigating. let's stay with that now steve fish is politics professor at the university of california and hejoins us now from berkeley cal

around, so that would basically mean the state would move from the eastern time zone to atlantic time join the u.s. virginrico. rick scott, if he signs it, congress needs to approve it. interesting, that's how fox reports on sunday march 11, 2018. thank you so much for watching this evening. i'm connell mcshane in new york. see you on the fox business network throughout the week. fox news sunday with john roberts sitting in starts right now. mike pompeo, the cia director in about two seconds. >> i am john roberts and for chris wallace. they have traded insults and threats of war. now the stage is set for direct talks between president trump and with korea's kim jong-un. >> we will continue to apply maximum pressure until north korea at the mmabandons its nuc program once and for all. >> we will discuss with bringing both sides of the table for this unprecedented meeting. and what it says about the president approach to foreign policy. with cii director, mike pompeo. then, president trump lisa wiggle room for allies

atlantic history struck. hurricane irma ploughed into the british virgin islands causing catastrophic damage.destroyed. it is perhaps unsurprising given that irma was the most powerful hurricane ever to be recorded in this part of the world. six months on, even though people are trying to get on with their lives, trying to get on with their businesses if they can, that the reminders of what happened when that storm ripped through this island are still everywhere you look here. this site has been used solely to dump debris created by hurricane irma. as you can see, there are piles and piles of it. believe it or not, it is still being added to to this day. it has been no mean feat to clear this island if you remember the kind of damage that was created. more than 80% of the island's buildings were badly damaged or completely destroyed and hundreds of boats were lifted out of the sea and dumped on the shore. how are things now? sadly, six months on, we find some people are still living in shelters. most, of course, have gone home now. but even though a lot of construction work has taken place, w

atlantic. six months ago, hurricane irma crossed the caribbean. it killed dozens of people and left many more without homes. one of the worst hit was tortola in the british virginldings were either damaged or completely destroyed. and so, six months on, aleem maqbool has been back to find out how the community is recovering. it is shocking that, so long after the storm, there are still those living in shelters. they are among the thousands whose homes were torn apart by irma. we've been here, like, five, six months and nothing. it seems to me that everybody just gave up on us. we're just here. irma was the most devastating hurricane ever to be recorded in this region, barely a building on this island was left untouched, boats were lifted clean into the air and dumped on the land. tortola now still has the signs everywhere you look that a massive storm came this way. well, even though it is desperately needed, tourism here has suffered immensely over the last six months and they've suffered a huge blow just in recent weeks, with two of the biggest cruise companies serving this area saying, for this season, they won't be bringing their ships to the british virgin

the 2017 atlantic hurricane season was among the most active on record with 17 named storms. three major storms caused devastation in texas, florida, the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. the response to those storms by the trump administration was a study in contrast. after harvey, president trump tweeted, texas, we are with you today. we are with you tomorrow and we will be with you every single day after to restore, recover and rebuild. president trump later visited the affected area just four days later. this is what america expects from the president and their fellow government in the wake of disaster. similarly, after hurricane irma struck florida, president trump tweeted just like texas, we are with you today, we are with you tomorrow and we will be with you every single day after to restore, recover and reveal. again, the president visited four days later as it should be, but after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico in parts of the u.s. virgin islands and president trump's words and actions were decidedly different. he tweeted, we cannot keep fema, the military and the first responders who have been amazing under the most difficult