IAG
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3 Links I Love: Which Airline Fails Next, Volotea Bails IAG Out, and BA Wins
This week’s featured link Coronavirus Is Pushing Some Airlines to the Precipice – SkiftThe end is near for some. If this continues,…
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3 Links I Love: A Ukrainian Look at the Crash, Another Hall-of-Famer Retires, JetBlue Goes Green(er)
This Week’s Featured Link How Ukrainian plane crash went from ‘engine failure’ to ‘Iranian attack’ – Kyiv PostI find myself wondering if…
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IAG Looks to Consolidate Power At the Top
Airline mergers within Europe have gone very differently from how they’ve proceeded in the US. As we all know, in Europe, the…
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IAG Makes a Play For Madrid and Latin America With Air Europa Acquisition
When Delta snatched LATAM from American’s arms, I said this: Delta has fundamentally re-drawn the map around the globe. If long-entrenched partners…
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3 Links I Love: IAG Orders (and Renames) the MAX, Giving Clarity to MH370, Major Merger Restrictions
This week’s featured link: IAG signs letter of intent for 200 Boeing 737-8 and 737-10 – IAG NewsroomThere is so much to…
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LEVEL Goes Short-Haul From Vienna, and I Struggle to Figure Out Why
When IAG launched LEVEL last year as a long-haul, low-cost airline, I understood the niche. But now, LEVEL is growing and not…
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LEVEL Goes Up, OpenSkies Goes Down
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but there’s something poignant about IAG’s decision to shut down its OpenSkies subsidiary and…
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Across the Aisle from IAG CEO Willie Walsh on Why His Long-Haul, Low-Cost Airline Will Work While Others Won’t
Yesterday I published the first half of my interview with International Airlines Group CEO Willie Walsh on his new long-haul, low-cost startup…
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Across the Aisle from IAG CEO Willie Walsh on Level, His New Airline
International Airlines Group (IAG) launched its fifth airline brand last week. The name is Level, and while you’ll have a hard time…