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Why France's plan to monopolise air travel should be grounded
Opinion The French president’s plan to create a new EU-wide airline monopoly would be a disaster for the industry, says Matthew Lynn.
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What’s gone wrong in the aviation sector?
Briefings Airlines and airports seem woefully unprepared for the rebound in demand for flights after the pandemic. Why? And when will the outlook improve?
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IAG shares look shaky despite the travel recovery – one to avoid
Analysis IAG, owner of British Airways, looks to be getting back on track, and hopes to turn a profit in the next quarter. But don't think that makes IAG shares a buy, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here's why.
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British Airways' controversial head Álex Cruz expelled
News BA boss Álex Cruz has been booted after a turbulent tenure that nonetheless left the airline in better shape. What happens next? Matthew Partridge reports
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IAG's share price is ready for take-off - here's how to play it
Tips The owner of British Airways has had a turbulent year, but is now worth a punt. Matthew Partridge explains the best way to play it.
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International Consolidated Airlines: a buy for the brave
Tips International Consolidated Airlines, BA’s parent company, is dirt cheap and well placed to recover. Here's how to play it.
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IAG shares will regain altitude – here's how to play it
Features IAG's business is fundamentally sound, and the current turbulence being experienced by BA should soon pass.
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This wizzy airline's shares have further to climb
Features WizzAir, the budget airline based in Hungary, is targeting underserved areas in growing economies. Matthew Partridge picks the best way to play its success.
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