International Consolidated Airlines Group SA

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International Consolidated Airlines Group SA is a holding company, which engages in the provision of passenger and freight air transportation services. It operates through the following segments: British Airways, Iberia, Vueling, Aer Lingus, and Other Group companies. The company was founded on January 21, 2011 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

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British Airways has halted two dozen domestic and European flights due to Storm Pia. Scottish airline Loganair has also grounded some services, while railway service TransPennine Express has issued “do not travel advice”.

British Airways halts flights as Storm Pia hits UK

British Airways owner, International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (LSE:IAG), and other major European airlines slumped after analysts at JPMorgan took a more cautious view of the airlines sector, cutting ratings and slashing price targets. The investment bank highlighted the potential for large capacity increases which could bring yields down against a backdrop of weaker economic growth.

British Airways owner, nosedives as JPMorgan cuts rating, slashes target

IAG's revenue has grown well during the last decade despite fierce competition, with a CAGR of +4%. EBITDA-M has materially exceeded this, at a CAGR of +10%. IAG operates a strong business model, owing to a highly competitive portfolio of brands, as well as key airport relationships that allow for lucrative routes. IAG has seen its competitive position decline, principally due to the rise of low-cost airlines such as Ryanair. The loss of market share has softened but pressures remain.

International Consolidated Airlines: Incredibly Cheap Airline With A Good Business Model

International Consolidated Airlines Group hosted its Capital Markets Day, providing insight into the company's long-term trajectory. IAG has market-leading margins among legacy carriers and emphasizes the importance of hubs to its business. Each airline within the group targets a different customer base, and IAG plans to grow its fleet while improving fuel efficiency.

International Consolidated Airlines Group Stock Outperforms As It Grows Prudently

The main message of British Airways parent International Consolidated Airlines Group's (LSE:IAG) investor event was "never change a running system" or "more of the same", according to different analysts. IAG shares were up 2.5% to 159.4p on Wednesday afternoon, the second day of the capital markets day event.

British Airways parent IAG sticks to what it knows best, say analysts

British Airways-owner IAG on Tuesday said it would see a medium-term operating margin of 12% to 15%, while its outlook for the 2023 financial year remained unchanged after strong results in its third quarter as it opened its capital markets day.

BA-owner IAG projects medium-term operating margin of 12%-15%

Britain is falling behind other countries in its bid to start mass producing sustainable aviation fuel, the boss of flagship carrier British Airways has warned. Chief executive of the airline, Sean Doyle, suggested the government to look elsewhere to what other nations were doing to encourage production of the fuel, while speaking at the Airlines 2023 conference in Westminster on Monday.

UK lagging in sustainable aviation fuel race - British Airways boss

RBC Capital has raised its price target for International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (LSE:IAG), the owner of British Airways, from 195 pence to 200 pence, signalling over 20% potential growth. This optimistic revision follows IAG's strong third-quarter results and accounts for recent declines in fuel prices and currency fluctuations.

British Airways owner IAG's shares set for take-off?

British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (LSE:IAG) is holding a capital markets day event next Tuesday, designed to help boost understanding of its strategy and boost the shares, but some companies can not always succeed. London Stock Exchange Group, for example, is holding a two-day event this week, and while shares are higher analysts have expressed some disappointment that it is a bit vague - although sometimes too much detail can be harmful, as in THG's disastrous event two years ago.

BA owner IAG will aim to reassure at investor event after quarterly numbers disappoint

British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines SA faced a cautious review by Liberum analysts, in spite of last week's strong third-quarter results. Although the BA owner had hailed a record third quarter, in which profit jumped 43% on recovering demand, Liberum noted uncertainty remained.

British Airways targets trimmed on economic uncertainty

The airline sector was in the spotlight on Friday in Europe, with International Consolidated Airlines and Air France-KLM shares both under pressure as record third quarter profits, were overshadowed by the looming threat of rising fuel prices and war in the Middle East.

Shares in Air France and British Airways owner IAG fall despite record profits, as Middle East threat looms

Shares in British Airways owner IAG fell more than 3% in early trading despite reporting record third-quarter results that some analysts described as "fantastic". The results, including operating profits rising 45% to €1.745 billion on revenue up 18%% to €8.7 billion, were ahead of consensus estimates due to revenue outperformance from higher passenger yields.

IAG shares fall despite 'fantastic' results

British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group (LSE:IAG) enjoyed a 43% increase in operating profit to €1.7 billion in what was its best-ever third quarter, helped by improved demand and lower costs. The FTSE 100-listed airline said bookings for the fourth quarter were in line with expectations, meaning there was no change in full-year guidance.

BA owner IAG hails record third quarter as costs recede

British Airways-owner IAG and Air France-KLM shares fell sharply on Friday, with Air France-KLM reaching all-time lows, as investors feared weak outlooks despite record quarterly profits.

BA owner IAG, Air France-KLM shares drop despite record Q3 profits

Middle East concerns will weigh heavily on British Airways owner IAG's third-quarter numbers next week. Rival transatlantic carrier United Airlines has already warned about the impact of flights to Tel Aviv being suspended, while the recent increase in tensions has put serious question marks over travel to holiday destinations such as Egypt and Morocco.

Middle East impact the focus in British Airways owner's update

Airline stocks are under pressure due to concerns about airfares, labor costs, and oil prices. International Consolidated Airlines Group stock outperformed the market, gaining 22.3%. IAG's growth drivers are validated, with capacity growth, reduced unit costs, and manageable debt profile.

IAG Executes Well On Growth, Stock Has Huge Potential Upside

International Consolidated Airlines Group's (IAG) budget airline Vueling has been hit by a competition probe in Italy over 'profiling' customers and charging different fees for carry-on luggage depending on how they book. Italy's competition authority, Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato or AGCM, claims that the Spanish airline has not been upfront about differing hand luggage costs depending on whether the customer uses the company's website or mobile app to purchase tickets.

IAG's Spanish budget airline faces another hand luggage probe

IAG (LON: IAG) share price has moved in a tight range in the past few months as the market assesses the company's recovery. After soaring to the year-to-date high of 173.60p in January, the shares have retreated by over 15%.

IAG share price: British Airways parent is facing headwinds

British Airways, parent company, International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (LSE:IAG), fell sharply, along with other airlines, following the attacks on Israel over the weekend. IAG was down 3.4%, while Wizz Air Holdings PLC (AIM:WIZZ) slid 4.7% and easyJet PLC declined 4.0% as the oil price jumped and flights were disrupted.

British Airways owner, IAG, leads airlines lower amid Israel conflict

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British Airways-owner IAG is in talks with Boeing and Airbus for a potential order for widebody aircraft, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

IAG in talks with Airbus, Boeing on potential widebody order - Bloomberg News

British Airways has struck a pay deal with unions representing pilots, which it hopes will prevent any strike action until at least 2027. The airline said: "We are pleased that we have now reached an agreement in principle for the pilot pay award 2023-27.

British Airways strikes pay deal with pilots union

Aurrigo International jumped 13% as it firmed up a partnership with British Airways owner International Airlines Group, for autonomous cargo shifting at UK airports. In a statement, Aurrigo said the partnership is expected to follow a similar pattern to an ongoing agreement with Changi Airport in Singapore.

Aurrigo soars as British Airways trials driverless cargo shifters

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Britain's competition regulator said it planned to assess a transatlantic partnership deal between British Airways-owner IAG , American Airlines and Finnair in the context of the post-COVID recovery of the aviation market.

UK regulator to assess IAG-American Airlines partnership

British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (LSE:IAG) could examine a potential acquisition of TAP Air Portugal as the state airline is privatised.  IAG chief executive Luis Gallego said it "could be interesting" for the Anglo-Iberian giant, as part of comments made at a conference in the country.

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