International Airlines Group

Aer Lingus may seek second State loan as it records €192m operating loss

IAG interim results show passenger revenue during six months to June 30th slid to €33m

‘We don’t play games with people’s livelihoods’

Interview: ‘It’s been one hell of a year,’ says Lynne Embleton, chief executive, Aer Lingus

Aer Lingus Heathrow landing slots unaffected by Shannon base closure

Pilots protest over Government’s ‘procrastination’ on reopening international air travel

Aviation interests let fly at Government over state of industry and lack of recovery plan

Blame for Aer Lingus closure at Shannon and the parlous state of the airline lies at Government’s doorstep

Aer Lingus has ‘too many resources’ amid Covid pandemic, airline warns

British Airways and Iberia owner posted an operating loss of €1.14bn in the first quarter

IAG agrees $1.8bn credit facility secured against London landing rights

Owner of Aer Lingus, British Airways and Iberia burning through €185m a week

Aer Lingus job losses could reach 600 amid Covid restrictions

Airline has 1,000 fewer employees than it would have had without Covid, says CEO

Aer Lingus to start selling tickets for transatlantic flights out of UK

Airline requests authorisation to commence selling flights to US from Manchester

Pandemic drives down price IAG set to pay for Air Europa

Covid legacy may be an acceleration of consolidation of Europe’s airlines

Aer Lingus seeks Manchester slots for transatlantic flights

Airline considers launching flights from Britain to US next year

Investors unnerved by Brexit, Covid-19 and US election jitters

Shares in AstraZeneca rose 1.7% as it resumed trials of its Covid-19 vaccine

Doyle’s recall to British Airways leaves Aer Lingus with no permanent chief executive

IAG’s statement has one feeling the leadership of British Airways is a bigger priority than who will ultimately run the Irish carrier

Cork man Seán Doyle named as British Airways’ new chief

Donal Moriarty to become interim Aer Lingus CEO as owner IAG navigates Covid crisis

Michael O’Leary is the boss you want to lead an airline out of crisis

Market Beat: Ryanair boss has taken steps to leave carrier ready for recovery

Just four countries remain on green list: Where do we stand with travel now?

As countries enter and leave the travel green list and airlines call for less restrictions, some passengers are still awaiting flight refunds

Air travel never going ‘back to way it was’

Willie Walsh points out that all loans to airlines will have to be repaid

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