North American optimism extendibility is crucial to achieving the FY outlook
09/05/25 -"IAG’s Q1 figures significantly beat consensus, fuelled by strong pricing, especially in North America, and resilient demand in the premium cabin. Leverage is more than satisfying. Promising ..."
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