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IAG Cargo has restarted its Heathrow – Seoul-Incheon service, three times a week using 787 aircraft. The route carries a significant amount of pharma exports, on IAG Cargo’s Constant Climate service.
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IAG Cargo has promoted Darren Peek to the new position of head of sales. Previously regional commercial manager for Europe and Africa, he has held many senior roles with IAG Cargo and British Airways and has over 25 years’ experience in the industry. He said: “I’m delighted to be stepping ...
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IAG Cargo has restarted year-round, three times per week direct flights from London Heathrow to Tokyo paused due to coronavirus. Tokyo is particularly significant for the export of pharmaceutical goods, on the carrier’s Constant Climate service.
Area commercial manager for Japan and Korea, Alec Rayner, said: “Japan is an important ...
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IAG Cargo reported commercial revenues up 33.1% to €369m in the second quarter of 2020 compared with 2029 (1 April to 30 June) with overall yields for the quarter up by 224.7%. It said the surge reflected the extra costs of cargo-only flying and dedicated charters during the Covid crisis. ...
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IAG Cargo reported an 11.6% decrease in commercial revenues to €246m for the period from 1 January to 31 March 2020. Overall yield for the quarter was up 4.8% compared to the same time last year at constant currency. Chief executive Lynne Embleton said that the January and early February ...
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IAG Cargo owner of the British Airways, Aer Lingus, Iberia and Vueling cargo brands, is operating a global network of cargo-only flights to keep supplies moving to support the fight against COVID-19.
Since March, IAG Cargo and its sister airlines have operated charter and cargo-only flights on passenger aircraft with shipments ...
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IAG Cargo reported a 7.2% fall revenues to €1,117m over in 2019 in what chief executive Lynne Embleton described as a tough year for the industry. She said: “The decline in our reported revenues for 2019 reflects these challenging macroeconomic and market conditions.” However: “The strength of our network and ...
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IAG Cargo’s quarter revenue from July 1 to September 30 was down 9.0% versus last year at constant currency, at €269m. Chief executive Lynne Embleton said it reflected the industry wide decline in air freight and weakening of global trade. However, IAG’s network breadth allowed it to take advantage of ...
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Over half the respondents to an IAG Cargo survey said that increased automation and digitalisation were the most important trends in the air freight industry while 81% expect technological change to have a positive impact on their business
IAG Cargo shared the findings from a global survey of more than 400 ...
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IAG Cargo is seeking applicants for its Hangar 51 innovation programme, aimed at finding start-ups with ideas or products to transform the aviation industry. Start-ups with ideas for transforming cargo services are invited to apply to the 10-week mentorship programme. Successful candidates will compete for investment from IAG’s multimillion-pound fund. ...
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