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Aircraft and finance. IAG is back in black thanks to Iberia's restructuring

London, United Kingdom - Profits of 227 million Euros during 2013

International Airlines Group (IAG) announced that 2013 marked the return to profitability for the Anglo-Spanish holding: this result arived thanks to the good performances reported by British Airways and Vueling, and to the restructuring of Iberia, which enabled a sharp reduction of the losses along IAG's Spanish side. Overall, the Group achieved a pre-tax prodit of 186 million pounds (227 million...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1158722
Rome, Italy, 02/28/2014 17:21
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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