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Revenue and yields down at IAG Cargo

IAG Cargo, the freight arm of International Airlines Group (IAG) which includes British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling – said its commercial revenue in 2023 was down 28.4% on 2022 at €1.156 million. However, this was 3.5% up on pre-pandemic levels in 2019. Overall yields for the year were down 38.9% in comparison to 2022, by volumes, measured in cargo tonne kilometres (CTKs), were up 17.2%. Highlights of the year ... [+]

IAG Cargo is a Top Employer

IAG Cargo has been recognised by the Top Employers Institute following conducts a rigorous process exploring policies and practices including People Strategy, Work Environment, Talent Acquisition, Learning, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Wellbeing. One IAG Cargo initiative is its Leading the Way programme to energise all employees across the business ... [+]

IAG Cargo seeks new talent

IAG Cargo is now taking applications for its 2024 Graduate Scheme at London Heathrow to the end of January. The carrier is looking for eleven budding logistics professionals to join its two-year programme, which has been producing senior business leaders since 2012. Recruits will benefit from IAG Cargo’s new learning hub to ... [+]

IAG opens Constant Climate station in Cape Town

IAG Cargo has opened its fifth Constant Climate station in Africa, in Cape Town, approved for temperature-sensitive healthcare products. It will handle pharmaceuticals including vaccines and medicinal components to support. And will offer connections via  London Heathrow to over 100 approved stations worldwide.  IAG Cargo sees South Africa as a critical ... [+]

IAG Cargo’s Doha route offers Latin American links

IAG Cargo has started a route between Madrid and Doha, Qatar. The new daily direct service will be operated by an Iberia A330, from 11 December and will offer connections from Asia Pacific through to 17 destinations in Latin America. It also provides a link from Latin and North America ... [+]

IAG Cargo makes space for winter freight

IAG Cargo is increasing frequency on a number of routes in its winter schedule. These include London to Cape Town (17 flights a week), Accra, Doha and Miami the latter two destinations now served 14 times a week.  Out of Madrid, IAG Cargo will offer additional capacity on routes to Bogota, ... [+]

IAG adds Ghana and ups South Africa space

IAG Cargo is to launch a new route between London Gatwick and Accra from 29 October 29th, adding three services per week to its present daily service between London Heathrow and the Ghanaian capital. It will also resume pre-pandemic levels of services to South Africa, with 31 weekly flights from ... [+]

Cincinnati joins IAG Constant Climate network

IAG Cargo has announced Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky International Airport as its latest Constant Climate station, bringing the total number of approved stations in the US to 21. It will facilitate the movement of pharmaceuticals between Cincinnati and London Heathrow for critical cargo such as vaccines, medicinal drugs and clinical trial. IAG ... [+]

Saleem Saeed to push green agenda at IAG cargo

IAG Cargo has appointed Saleem Saeed as its new sustainability manager. He previously worked in the construction sector and will use his experience and expertise to lead the sustainability strategy across the business. He will look to enhance the current ‘Fit for Future’ strategy to infuse sustainability into IAG Cargo's ... [+]

IAG Cargo half year revenue drops 28.5%

IAG Cargo has reported commercial revenues of €603 million for the first half of 2023 (1 January to 30 June), a 28.5 % decrease year-on-year but an increase of 8.5% versus the same period before the pandemic in 2019. Yields for H1 2023 were below those of H1 2022, tonnage ... [+]

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