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The International Airlines Group, which includes British Airways and Iberia, has acquired a 20 percent stake in Air Europa. A loan of 100 million euros was granted in shares in the Spanish
The International Airlines Group, which includes British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling, reported a profit of 133 million euros in the second quarter of the current year. That's it
The International Airlines Group draws 14 options for the Airbus A320 range. Purchase rights concluded in August 2013 were converted into firm orders. According to IAG, this order is in addition to the order already in the
In a second attempt, the Spanish Air Europa is to be taken over by the International Airlines Group. The path leads through a loan of 100 million euros from IAG
The International Airlines Group could still enter Air Europa through the back door. In March 2022, Globalia was granted a loan of 100 million euros. This can be done within six
The Spanish IAG group member Iberia expects a significant recovery in demand. As a result, new orders are to be placed in the fleet again. A total of nine Airbus aircraft have been announced for this year. the
The International Airlines Group currently expects to be back in the black in spring 2022. Nevertheless, the Omicron variant, which has caused sharp falls in the current winter period, will make its mark
As part of the last Paris Air Show in 2019 – due to the corona pandemic – the then IAG CEO Willie Walsh publicly announced a large order for the Boeing 737 Max. However, not the ones promised at the time
The planned takeover of Air Europa by the International Airlines Group fell through, but the Spanish government wants to make a new attempt. This time one is considering whether the state could officially step in. The Spanish government granted
Nobody wanted to buy the bankrupt airline Alitalia. With the successor ITA Airways, however, things look very different, because Lufthansa, Delta Air Lines, Air France-KLM and the International Airlines Group are said to be clearly interested in joining
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