IAG.L - International Consolidated Airlines Group, S.A.
| Previous close | 157.00 |
| Open | 155.45 |
| Bid | 156.25 x 0 |
| Ask | 156.35 x 0 |
| Day's range | 154.05 - 156.40 |
| 52-week range | 90.47 - 173.58 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. volume | 19,582,758 |
| Market cap | 7.751B |
| Beta (5Y monthly) | 2.33 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 31.28 |
| EPS (TTM) | 0.05 |
| Earnings date | 28 Jul 2023 |
| Forward dividend & yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-dividend date | 02 Jul 2020 |
| 1y target est | 2.08 |
BloombergUK Travel Chaos Spreads Into Weekend as Passport Gates Fail
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The GuardianBritish Airways cancels more than 175 flights as IT failure enters second day
Reports of clogged motorways add to news of travel chaos on bank holiday forecast to be busiest since pandemic
PA Media: MoneyHalf-term getaway hit as BA flight cancellations reach 175
Most of the affected flights were on short-haul routes to and from Heathrow Airport.
The TelegraphBritish Airways flight cancellations: your rights to a refund
BA has cancelled and delayed flights affected thousands of travellers this week, due to an IT glitch.
PA Media: MoneyHalf-term getaways ruined as BA cancels dozens more flights
Friday was expected to be the busiest day for UK air travel since before the coronavirus pandemic.
ReutersSoaring airline customer complaints push global legislators to act
Nikoleta Dodova is among a growing number of dissatisfied airline customers. Having bought her mother and niece airline tickets from Sweden to Macedonia last year, their flight was cancelled and they ended up at an airport over two hours away. Official data from regulatory agencies shows complaints against airlines have reached, or neared record levels in countries like Canada and Germany over the last year since COVID-19 restrictions lifted and travel restarted.
- The Guardian
BA flight chaos at Heathrow airport ahead of bank holiday weekend
At least 50 British Airlines services cancelled on Thursday due to technical problems and passengers warned of further delays on Friday
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BloombergBritish Airways Owner IAG Lures Upbeat Calls as Travel Rebounds
(Bloomberg) -- Analysts are scrambling to raise their stock price targets on British Airways-owner IAG SA, turning the most bullish in nearly two years amid a bounce in air travel. Most Read from BloombergVanguard’s Trillion-Dollar Man Leads a Fixed-Income RevolutionGoldman to Pay $215 Million to End Case on Underpaying WomenItaly Intends to Exit China Belt and Road Pact as Relations SourWorld’s Biggest Pulp Producer Considers Trading With China in YuanStocks Slump Ahead of Inflation Report; Dol
The GuardianVueling cancelled our flight to Florence, then ignored a refund request
The carrier refused compensation and almost a year on we have only received £20
The GuardianBA owner raises profit forecast as travel demand rebounds
IAG expects to fly almost the same passenger numbers this year as before Covid pandemic
ReutersFTSE 100 rebounds on boost from energy, banks; logs weekly decline
(Reuters) -Gains in financial and energy shares helped lift the UK's FTSE 100 on Friday, in a roller-coaster week marked by interest rate hikes from major central banks as well as renewed concerns about the U.S. banking system. The oil and gas sector jumped 2.4%, tracking crude prices higher, while banks were also a big boost to the FTSE 100. Despite Friday's gains, the blue-chip index logged weekly declines, with energy stocks among the top losers as the U.S. banking sector turmoil fanned recession jitters and took the shine off upbeat earnings and rate hike pause hopes.
PA Media: MoneyBritish Airways’ parent company records first quarter operating profit
International Consolidated Airlines Group said its operating profit between January and March reached nine million euros (£7.9 million).
ReutersEuropean airlines see strong summer bookings, hope to avert chaos
British Airways-owner IAG and Air France-KLM reported bumper summer bookings as travellers pressed ahead with holiday plans despite a cost-of-living crisis, though IAG's boss warned strikes and lack of staff could still disrupt major airports. European airlines and airports are under pressure to avoid a repeat of last summer's chaotic scenes that marred the return to mass travel after the freeze caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. IAG, which also owns Iberia, Vueling and Aer Lingus, said on Friday strong ticket sales for summer and a winter season that beat expectations meant 2023 profit would come in above its previous forecasts.
ReutersIAG's Iberia names Fernando Candela as temporary head
International Airlines Group's Spanish airline Iberia named Fernando Candela as its new acting president and chief executive officer, replacing Javier Sanchez-Prieto. Candela will take over from Sanchez-Prieto in July and lead the company until the end of the year, IAG said in a statement on Thursday. Candela, who has been CEO since 2019 of IAG-owned, low-cost airline brand LEVEL and was previously CEO of the budget Iberia Express brand, will be tasked with leading negotiations to complete the purchase of Air Europa and addressing the repayment of debt accumulated during the pandemic, IAG said.
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ReutersJet2 invests in sustainable fuel plant as airlines seek to meet 2030 targets
Britain's Jet2 said it has invested in a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production plant in northern England, as airlines jostle to secure supplies of the green fuel ahead of 2030 targets. The low-cost carrier said on Thursday that it was making a "major investment" in the Fulcrum NorthPoint facility, being developed by Fulcrum BioEnergy, but declined to give figures. Airlines across the world are pinning their hopes on SAF, which uses waste such as cooking oils to reduce emissions by up to 80% compared to fossil fuels, to decarbonise flying before new electric and hydrogen-powered options expected in 2035.
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