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In Spain 10th January 2025

Iberia, part of IAG, carries all-time high of over 30.7 million passengers in 2024

Alphavalue / Divacons | The Iberia group, which includes Iberia Express and Iberia Regional Air Nostrum, reached an all-time record in 2024 by carrying 30,732,745 passengers. In detail, Iberia carried 18,677,812 passengers, Iberia Express 7,687,718 and Air Nostrum 4,367,215. These figures are due to the increase in demand for both business and leisure travel, as well as the good performance of all markets, especially Latin America and the new destinations…

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Spanish economy 6th April 2024

Iberia forecasts that purchase of Air Europa would allow Madrid airport to reach 100 intercontinental destinations

Link Securities | The Iberia airline is gradually unravelling its plans in the event that the purchase of Air Europa is successful, for which it is awaiting authorisation from the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition (the latest deadline is 15 July, but it can be postponed), according to Expansión on Thursday. The IAG subsidiary (IAG) explained that the merger would allow Madrid airport to reach 100 intercontinental destinations, twenty more…

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Relevant News Item 11th July 2023

Iberia (IAG) to significantly exceed pre-Covid capacity this winter

Renta 4| The winter season runs for five months, from November to March. Iberia has programmed a level of connections for next winter (November 2023/March 2024) to the American continent that is 17% higher than in 2019. The big leap will take place in the US, with 90 weekly flights and 24% more capacity. In Latin America, Iberia intends to increase supply by 14% more than before the pandemic. On…

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Companies, Ibex, Spanish economy 24th December 2022

Iberia (IAG) will focus on Latin America in 2023, after strengthening its position in 2022 in the US

Link Securities | Ibera, integrated in the holding IAG, will focus on growth in Latin America in 2023, after strengthening its position this year in the US, and as it waits for the opening up of the Asian market, according to the daily Expansión. Latin America is the strategic market for the airline, where it is the leader in the corridor with Europe, with a market share of 19% in…

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Spanish economy 13th December 2021

Iberia Shelves Air Europa Takeover And Notifies Brussels

Iberia’s withdrawal of the memorandum of understanding in which the airline anticipated the conditions that could be imposed by the European Commission to approve the operation, makes it practically impossible to get the go-ahead from Brussels. As José Hervás explains today in Capital Madrid: “In the last two weeks there has been a 180-degree turn in the negotiations between the airline Iberia, the IAG group and the European Commission regarding…

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Companies 3rd August 2019

IAG results exceeds expectations

Renta 4 │ IAG results for Q219 exceeded expectations. It has maintained its guidance for 2019 and downgraded its expectations for oil prices. Positive impact on share price.

Iberia grows more than IAG´s other airlines, while Brexit is debated

Ibex, Markets 9th January 2019

Iberia Grows More Than IAG’s Other Airlines, While Brexit Is Debated

The British/Spanish company carried 112.9 million passengers last year, an increase of +7.7% over 2017, and with a load factor of 88.3%, an increase of +0.7%. Iberia achieved a year on year increase in traffic of 11.7%. As well as Iberia (including Iberia express), two other airlines of the group, Aer Lingus and Vueling, contributed to this growth with a 9.8% increase in traffic, while British Airway’s traffic increased 3.3%.

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Ibex, Markets 18th July 2017

Iberia And Vueling Challenge High Speed Train

Starting tomorrow, Iberia and Vueling, both owned by IAG,  will coordinate their schedules to allow passengers the option to choose among 26 daily frequencies in each direction (16 Iberia and 10 Vueling) against 18 daily connections of the railway operator Renfe, all taking a less-than-3-hour-travel time.

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Companies 28th February 2013

Iberia strike’s crazy sudoku

MADRID | By Carlos Díaz Güell | Some say the first step to solve a problem is to know what is it about. Although when it comes to Iberia, that has been having problems for more than two decades, it is not that simple. The once flagship Spanish airline had been denying its difficulties and its fundamentals rotted. Something that will be remembered in the history of aviation.