International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (LSE:IAG)
IAG was formed by the merger of British Airways and Iberia in January 2011. It is one of the largest airline groups with over four hundred aircraft flying 55 million passengers to 200 destinations. They are also major conveyors of air-cargo. BA is principally located in the UK and are sole tenants of Terminal 5 at Heathrow, the worlds busiest hub and biggest premium travel market. Iberia, principally based at Madrids Terminal 4, operates a major network between Europe and Latin America.
About
Last updated 29-10-2020, 04:25:02pm GMTRelated Articles
-
The IAG share price has crashed 62% in 2020. What would I do?
The IAG share price has dived this year, due to collapsing flight numbers. What should shareholders do: sell, hold on or buy? Read More »
-
Is the IAG share price a once-in-a-decade bargain or a value trap?
Refinancing appears to be in the bag, so is now the time to pounce on International Consolidated Airlines’ shares for their recovery potential? Read More »
-
Tempted by the IAG share price? Here’s what you should know
The IAG share price slumped last week due to the company's €2.7bn rights issue. Roland Head explains what this means and whether it's time... Read More »
-
The IAG share price is down 80% in 2020. Read this before you buy
Is the IAG share price the best bargain buy of 2020? Or is it a value trap primed to lose you money, and to... Read More »
-
The IAG share price just dropped 30% in a day. Is it now too cheap to ignore?
The IAG share price has now dropped 80% this year after its further 30% drop yesterday. Could the stock be an unmissable buy today? Read More »
-
The IAG share price plunges: here’s what I’d do
The IAG share price is under pressure after the company's latest trading update. But investors should focus on the long term, says Rupert Hargreaves.... Read More »
-
Warren Buffett wouldn’t touch these FTSE 100 stocks. Neither would I
Warren Buffett only invests in the very best businesses. Edward Sheldon believes he would have no interest in these two FTSE 100 firms. Read More »
-
IAG share price: is it finally the right time to buy?
The IAG share price will fall sharply when the airline's €2.75bn fundraising completes. Roland Head explains how you can take part. Read More »
-
IAG shares – pie in the sky or a great opportunity?
IAG shares have had a terrible time this year. But are they worth buying? Anna Sokolidou thinks she knows the answer. Read More »
-
Cheap UK shares: should I buy Carnival or IAG stocks?
As cheap UK shares go, IAG shares could offer one of the best opportunities for long-term investors at current levels, says this Fool. Read More »