Peter Campbell

Leon is joined by Peter Campbell, Global Transport Correspondent at the Financial Times. Peter discusses how the Iran conflict has upended aviation, from soaring jet fuel prices to the Gulf carriers’ remarkable resilience, and why the UK’s recent air traffic control outage exposed the cost of running airline networks so tightly. He also shares insights from a two-and-a-half-hour interview with Michael O’Leary, weighs up incoming competition for Eurostar, and explains why he doubts Heathrow’s third runway will ever be built. The pair close with a lively debate on the future of autonomous vehicles, including a radical idea for who should own them.