The aviation behemoth has turned into a bargain hunter amid the COVID-19 pandemic and realised that $1.6 billion is probably too much to pay for an airline right now.

If this week’s Aviation Wrap was a type of aircraft, it would be an Antonov An-225 Mriya. Meaning it’s got a buttload of news.

Still playing catch-up on all the appointments and resignations this summer? Let this comprehensive rundown provide a much-needed boost.

A UK investigation has revealed an unsettling cost-cutting practice at airlines that sees hundreds of kilograms of additional emissions produced per flight.

Heading to Spain in the coming year? Chances are you’ll end up on an IAG-owned jet upon completion of this new deal.

Ok, we admit we’re being a tad overdramatic with our choice of photo here. But this one just seemed more exciting than the Airbnb logo.

“It will remain an iconic Irish brand with its base and management team in Ireland but will now grow as part of a strong, profitable airline group.”

The European Commission has authorised the takeover of Irish airline Aer Lingus

British Airways parent, IAG, has left the European Airline Trade Group after a policy spat over how to deal with burgeoning Middle East carriers’ growth.

Ryanair says it will consider any offer for its stake in Aer Lingus, currently of interest to British Airways owner IAG.

International Airlines Group says it has significantly reduced group losses in the first quarter thanks to cost cutting at Spanish […]

International Airlines Group has rebounded into net profit in 2013, boosted by a strong performance from British Airways and recently-acquired […]