British Airways owner IAG beats profit estimates on premium demand - Reuters
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"We reported another year of exceptional performance in 2025, delivering for our customers with continued improvements in on-time performance and customer satisfaction."
— Luis Gallego , Executive
"We reported another year of exceptional performance in 2025, delivering for our customers with continued improvements in on-time performance and customer satisfaction."
— Luis Gallego , Executive
"Looking ahead, demand is strong, with research and market data indicating that travellers in our core markets within Europe and across the Atlantic remain committed to flying the same or more in 2026."
— Luis Gallego , Executive
"IAG recorded revenue growth of 3.5%, which Mr Gallego said was 'driven by the strength of our brand and the successful execution of our strategy.'"
— Luis Gallego , Executive
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International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways, reported a 17.3% increase in operating profit to €5.0 billion in 2025, attributing the record performance to sustained demand growth and industry consolidation.
IAG's adjusted operating profit rose 3.5% to €5.02 billion in 2025, surpassing analyst expectations, driven by lower fuel costs and strong demand on key transatlantic routes, especially in premium cabins.
IAG reported a 13% rise in operating profit to €5 billion and a 3.5% increase in revenue to €33.2 billion for 2025, with premium travel demand contributing significantly to the strong financial results.
IAG's operating profit increased by 17.3% to €5.0 billion in 2025, with British Airways achieving a margin of 15.2%, reflecting strong performance in premium demand and operational efficiency.
IAG's annual profit exceeded expectations, bolstered by lower fuel costs and robust demand on key transatlantic routes, particularly in premium services, leading to an operating profit of €5.02 billion in 2025.
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