International Consolidated Airlines Group S.a Stock News

British Airways jets are currently grounded in South Africa indefinitely, with the country's aviation regulator expressing concerns over engine failure and landing gear malfunctions. Comair, which ma

Airlines shares were among the best performers as the sector rallied on good news on several fronts. British Airways and Virgin were among the airlines to announce that facemasks are no longer require

UK Market: The UK stock market moved higher on Wednesday. The blue-chip FTSE 100 reclaimed its 7,000 level, supported by stocks like Polymetal International Plc (55%), Evraz Plc (27%), International Consolidated Airlines (9.1%). These stocks witnessed good buying interest at the lower levels after a heavy selloff in the last few trading sessions. Electrocomponents Plc ( LON: ECM ): The industrial product company was up by over 9%, with a day’s high of GBX 954.50 after the company announced its business update for nine weeks to 4 March 2022. The like-for-like revenue of the company grew by 22% during the period. Fresnillo Plc ( LON: FRES ): The precious metal and mining company was down by over 6%, with a day’s low of GBX 754.20. The stock price was down, tracking the gold and silver prices which retreated in the international market from their recent surge. JD Sports Fashion Plc ( LON: JD. ): The sportswear and accessories retailer was up by over 8.5%, with a day’s high of GBX 143.20.

The price of oil has surged to its highest level since 2008 after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, adding to airline costs at a time when carriers have been struggling to recover from a pandemic-related

Credit Suisse Group AG joined creditors of Greensill Capital by filing lawsuits in Australia seeking compensation from the country's biggest insurer over the supply chain financier's collapse, court f

The International Consolidated Airlines (LON: IAG) share price looked good in the first half of February, then things started to turn bad. The post Why the IAG share price fell 5% in February appeared first on The Motley Fool UK .

LONDON (Reuters) -British Airways owner IAG has experienced surface degradation on Airbus A350 jets but not to the same extent as Qatar Airways and it will not affect planned deliveries, its CEO said.

British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group (LSE:IAG) said Wednesday it was considering the options to survive the volatile airline industry, but that these do not include a right

British Airways owner IAG is examining all options to cope with a volatile business environment, but does not need a rights issue for now because it can see bookings recover, its boss said.

British Airways said it would cancel all short-haul flights from London's Heathrow airport until midday on Saturday as it deals with an IT failure.

International Consolidated Airline Group (ICAGY) CEO Luis Gallego on FY2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Easing coronavirus restrictions helped passenger capacity at International Consolidated Airlns Grp SA (LON:IAG) rise to 58% of 2019 levels in the fourth quarter, pushing underlying cash profits (EBITDA) positive. The group’s full year capacity was 36.1% of 2019 levels, reflecting the impact of travel restrictions. This was an improvement over 2020 levels, and together with […]

International Consolidated Airlines press release (ICAGY): FY Non-GAAP EPS of -€0.06.Revenue of €8.46B (+8.3% Y/Y).Current passenger capacity plans for 2022 are for around 65% of…