Aer Lingus
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| Bag information | More Aer Lingus bag information |
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| Customer service | 00 353 1 886 8505 |
| Destinations | 93 |
| Frequent-flyer program | Avios |
| Parent organizations | International Airlines Group |
| Ceo | Sean Doyle |
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| ID | 896533 |
About Aer Lingus
Aer Lingus is the flag carrier airline of Ireland and the second-largest airline in the country after Ryanair. Founded by the Irish government, it was privatised between 2006 and 2015 and it is now a wholly owned subsidiary of International Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways and Iberia.
British Airways owner IAG sees record profits as air travel recovers
... However, the company - which also owns Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling - said that while there was no sign of weakness in forward bookings at the moment, it was " mindful of wider uncertainties" that could affect fuel prices and consumer confidence in the months ahead...
MOVEit hack: Ofcom data downloaded in cyber-attack
... It is understood eight companies that use Zellis are affected, including the airlines British Airways and Aer Lingus, as well the retailer Boots...
MoveIt hack: What action can data-breach victims take?
... The BBC, British Airways, Aer Lingus and Boots are by the MoveIt data breach...
MOVEit hack: BBC, BA and Boots among cyber attack victims
...By Joe TidyCyber correspondentThe BBC, British Airways, Boots and Aer Lingus are among a growing number of organisations affected by a mass hack...
Flybe administration: Scramble to change plans after airline ceases trading
... Freddy McBride, 61, from Balham in south London, was due to fly with his wife from Heathrow to Belfast on Saturday morning but had to rebook with Aer Lingus...
Heathrow Airport announces more flight cancellations
... British Airlines said " a handful" of their flights are affected, Virgin Atlantic said one of their Heathrow to New York return services has been cut in each direction, with Air France, KLM, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Lufthansa, Aer Lingus, Brussels Airlines and Air Canada also affected...
BA, Ryanair and EasyJet, start the fight for the 'devastating' quarantine plan
... Willie Walsh, the boss of IAG, which owns BA, Iberia and Aer Lingus, the quarantine policy is irrational, while Ryanair boss Michael O has Leary, and that it would not be enforceable...
British Airways-owner-chief Willie Walsh to step down
... Mr Walsh was British-Airways-in-chief in the year 2005 and the end of a 15-year career with the IAG group controls the also, Aer Lingus and Vueling is...
British Airways owner IAG sees record profits as air travel recovers
By Faarea MasudBusiness reporter
The owner of British Airways has posted record half-year profits helped by higher fares and the continued rebound in travel post-pandemic.
Airline group IAG reported operating profits of €1. 3bn (£1. 1bn) after being boosted by a " strong" recovery in leisure travel.
In the same period Last Year it had posted a loss of €446m.
IAG chief Luis Gallego Said The Group was aiming to be back at pre-pandemic levels of demand by The End of year.
However, The Company - which also owns Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling - Said that while there was no sign of weakness in forward bookings at The Moment , it was " mindful of wider uncertainties" that could affect fuel prices and consumer confidence in the months ahead.
IAG Said flight capacity was back to 94% of pre-pandemic levels in The First half of the year.
Fares were up by about 9. 5% on average, and revenue reached €13. 6bn - an increase of nearly 45% from a year earlier.
IAG Said it had seen a " strong leisure traffic recovery" adding premium leisure demand " continued to perform very well".
" Customer demand remains strong across The Group , particularly for leisure travel, with around 80% of passenger revenue for the third quarter already booked, " Said Mr Gallego.
" And our airlines have put in place plans to support operations during the busy summer period. "
However, IAG Said that some of its operations " are not where we would want them to be and this is affecting our overall customer service".
It Said French Air Traffic control strikes were affecting most of its airlines, while global supply chain issues were " reducing aircraft availability".
The Company Said British Airways was " particularly affected" because of its " London exposure and complex schedule".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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