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Plenty of challenges for British Airways owner IAG…but if you own the shares, I would not dump them here

Over the last five years, £50 has been a regular share price for InterContinental Hotels Group plc (IHG). Given the current challenges, I am surprised that the owner of Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn, and Regent Hotels & Resorts, has seen its shares recover to their pre-Covid peak. So, whilst they have “seen very positive trading conditions in the first quarter, with travel demand continuing to increase in almost all of our [their] key markets around the world”, they must also hope for “a return of business and group travel".

By Chris Bailey of Financial Orbit | Published 2022-05-06 10:23:04 |

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Q1 passenger capacity up to 65% of 2019 capacity, further losses

2022-05-06 07:32:52

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – 2021 loss €2.9bn, notes total liquidity up to €12bn and expected further trading recovery

2022-02-25 07:33:39

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Q3 passenger capacity 43.4% of 2019, up from Q2 21.9%

2021-11-05 07:17:02

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Q2 passenger capacity 21.9% of 2019, €10.2bn liquidity

2021-07-30 07:21:44

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Q1 revenue -79% YoY, adj. loss €1.1bn, liquidity €10.5bn

2021-05-07 07:25:49

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – FY20 adj. loss €4.3bn, total pro-forma liquidity €10.3bn

2021-02-26 07:29:27

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Q3 adj. Op loss €1.3bn, “now plans for capacity in quarter 4 to be no more than 30 per cent compared to 2019”

2020-10-30 07:17:26

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Q3 revenue -83% & adj. Op loss €1.3bn, “recent overall bookings have not developed as previously expected”

2020-10-22 07:27:40

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Alex Cruz “to step down” as British Airways chief executive, Sean Doyle from Aer Lingus to replace him

2020-10-12 07:52:16

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – “received acceptances in respect of 2,979,443,376 new shares” at €0.92 each

2020-10-02 07:53:00

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – “proposal to undertake a capital increase with pre-emptive subscription rights to raise gross proceeds of up to €2.75 billion”

2020-07-31 07:46:07

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – Q2 passenger capacity operated -95.3%, H1 -56.2%. Q2 adj. Op loss €1,365m

2020-07-31 07:42:33

The Brutal way British Airways is firing more than 25% of its captains and pilots - letter to Union in full

British Airways currently empliys 4,346 captains and pilots. By Christmas it will have fired more than a quarter of them. And there will be no generous payoffs, just the bare minimum statutory notice period. The Airline says in a letter to the pilots union that if it does not act this way it will threaten its very future. The language is stark and a reminder that anyone predicting a V shaped economic recovery is dreaming.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2020-05-01 08:34:10 |

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – updates on its actions re. COVID-19's financial impact

2020-03-16 07:59:59

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – 2019 adj. EPS & DPS +2%, “earnings outlook is adversely affected by weaker demand as a result of coronavirus”

2020-02-28 07:36:53

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – agreement to acquire Air Europa for €1bn

2019-11-04 07:44:34

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – proposed penalty of £183.39m from UK Information Commissioner's Office for BA theft of customer data

2019-07-08 07:59:59

Competition & Markets Commission to investigate Trans Atlantic business of BA owner Intercontinental Airlines (#IAG)

2018-10-11 06:59:56

International Consolidated Airlines (#IAG) – to buy assets of NIKI, formerly part of Air Berlin group

2018-01-02 00:10:25

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