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International Airlines Group is one of Europe's largest airline groups and owns British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, Vueling and LEVEL. It combines full-service, low-cost and long-haul airline businesses under a common corporate structure.
Passenger air travel, cargo, loyalty programmes, aircraft operations, maintenance, airport services and airline-related digital and commercial activities.
Europe, the North Atlantic and Latin America are particularly important, with British Airways and Iberia providing major long-haul exposure and Vueling serving European short-haul markets.
Passenger demand, fares, premium travel, capacity, fuel prices, aircraft utilisation, loyalty income, transatlantic demand and cost and fleet efficiency.
Fuel-price volatility, geopolitical disruption, labour disputes, recession, air-traffic-control disruption, aircraft delivery delays, regulation, currency movements and unexpected demand shocks.
31 July 2026: second-quarter operating profit fell 16% to €1.41bn and IAG cut its 2026 capacity-growth outlook to broadly flat following Middle East disruption and higher fuel costs, although premium transatlantic demand remained resilient.
Pays interim and final dividends when cash generation permits. The 2025 final dividend of €0.05 per share went ex-dividend on 25 June 2026 and was paid on 29 June. A 2026 interim dividend had not been announced by 14 August.
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