Iberia once represented a very different experience for European travelers. For much of the last century, as Spain’s flagship airline, it served as a vital link between Europe and Latin America, state-supported and focused on key long-haul routes. Now part of International Airlines Group (IAG), one of the world’s largest airline groups, Iberia appears stable… Continue reading →

Airline investors typically assess performance using metrics such as load factors, route profitability, fuel hedging, labor costs, and network optimization. By these measures, Iberia, as part of International Airlines Group (IAG), appears stable. Post-pandemic restructuring improved balance sheets, demand has recovered, passenger volumes are nearly restored, and capacity discipline has supported margins on European and… Continue reading →