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British Airways Netherlands International Airlines Group does not expect business travel to return to pre-pandemic levels and reported return plans of € 1bn of shareholders.
The owner of five planes including Iberia in Spain and Ireland’s Aer Lingus last Friday said annual operating profit with 624.
“We found the continued strong demand for traveling throughout 2024 and now 2025, especially in our main markets,” as the company was on Friday.
PoweredOnce relying on business travel to fill its premium seats, as the progress of the year’s travel, it is more likely to be completely recovered in pre-co-co-co-counses and short trips “.
Since the end of the pandemic, the British Airways and other major plane instead of filling their business seats and first class passengers ready to pay high prices.
Iag said the leisure walk “remains strong as an essential priority for households”.
“In recent years we have seen this publisher of a transition as experiences with customers of material purchases,” in addition.
Iag’s share price has more than doubled over the past year as investors have cheered a series of strong quarterly financial results, articularly in the group’s key routes across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across across Across the Atlantic?
The company says planning to return € 1bn to “excessive capital” of shareholders over the next 12 months.