Posts Tagged ‘ IAG ’

What it really means is that it indicates the airline bosses see a contraction in business for quite a period and not just a few months.

The CAA is concerned that the airport might move the burden for paying for this cost by charging passengers

All-in-all it doesn’t give passengers a great deal of confidence in Boeing or the 737 Max.

Last week IAG launched a new low cost airline based in the Austrian capital city of Vienna. Why is this of interest to us?

A new low- cost airline – Level – launches, there are re-openings of museums and its nearly cherry blossom season.

Prince, viagra and bulldozing BA’s HQ compete for Adrian’s attention this week as one of the largest tour operators moves into short-breaks. Are staycations on the increase next year? Cosmos seems to betting that they are.

How much longer do we all have to put up with claim and counter-claim before the government announces its decision?

No sooner had the government kicked into touch for six months the decision on where airport expanson would occur in the south east than the bitter arguments are starting.

What imact will the proposed takeover of Aer Lingus by BA owner, IAG, have for passengers?

A report today from the Irish orgainsation, Airtaxback, claims that passengers haven’t claimed back over £3.4 million of their own money back from airlines.

At the end of last week, British Airways announced their results. As part of that, it was announced that their no-frills subsidiary, Vueling, had done well. The Times wrote, “The boss of British Airways has thrown down the gauntlet to low-cost airlines by setting out plans for an aggressive expansion of Vueling…”

What are we to make of the decision announced this morning that IAG (the owner of BA and Iberia) has agreed terms with Lufthansa to buy bmi for £172.5 million?