Articles tagged “iag”

The Airbus A321XLR is due to make its commercial debut in just a few months, but the aircraft has found itself caught in the middle of a major dispute.

Loyalty programs are huge business for many airlines, with fierce competition for well-heeled frequent fliers. BA will be hoping these changes make its Avios scheme more attractive to existing and future customers.

In this week's edition of the Airline Weekly Lounge Podcast, Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat examine the latest results from IAG to find out how they compare with Air France-KLM.

IAG says the healthy numbers show robust and sustained demand for air travel - a trend it sees continuing into 2024.

There is quite a record of success for IAG, which is once again out-earning its rivals Lufthansa and Air France-KLM by a wide margin this year.

IAG executives are seemingly unconcerned about more flights coming to the lucrative transatlantic market. What they are "mindful" of is the conflict in the Middle East.

Portugal's Finance Minister Fernando Medina kicked off the long-awaited sale of TAP Air Portugal Thursday with the announcement that the government would sell a 51% stake in the state-owned airline…

Consumer tech is important — but so are modern internal systems. A healthy mix is key.

Leisure travelers are still fueling strong results at British Airways and Iberia.

Will keeping the Air Europa brand and promising new routes to Asia win IAG approval for its takeover of the Spanish airline?