QR, IAG, MAS announce air cargo partnership – but are conditions right?
Three Oneworld airlines are attempting a move which has had little success in cargo to ...
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By Alex Lennane
An enticing combination of fidget spinners, pharmaceuticals and e-commerce saw IAG Cargo commercial revenues rise 7.6% to €260m in its second quarter.
The first quarter under new CEO Lynne Embleton saw yields creep up 1.1%, with volumes up 6.4% and a rise in capacity of 5.9%.
There was, predictably, no mention of the IT disaster that hit British Airways in May, which could cost the company some £150m.
The company said regional performance in Asia Pacific and Europe was encouraging, while it also noted that disruption in ...
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