✈️ Travel 1d ago · Ben Schlappig

Profitable Aer Lingus May Be Forced To Shrink Because It’s Not Greedy Enough

One Mile at a Time
Airline and hotel news
View Channel →
Profitable Aer Lingus May Be Forced To Shrink Because It’s Not Greedy Enough
Source ↗ 👁 0 💬 0
International Airlines Group (IAG) is reportedly on the verge of forcing subsidiary Aer Lingus to shrink due to lack of profitability… even though the airline recently reported its second-best financial results in history, and the margins are among the best in the industry. Is this just a logical way to maximize ROI, or is this pure greed?Aer Lingus may cut routes & staff to boost marginsIAG is the parent company of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, and Vueling, and while it’s not exactly

Comments (0)

Sign in to join the discussion

More Like This

In Defense Of The EasyJet Holidays Hotel Charging $32 Per Hour To Use The Pool…
One Mile at a Time · 8h ago
KLM Airbus A350 Will Soon Enter Service, But Business Class Will Stay Empty
One Mile at a Time · 11h ago
Nice: Alaska Airlines Adds Stumptown Cold Brew To Drink Lineup
One Mile at a Time · 12h ago
Qantas’ 10,573-Mile, 21-Hour Sydney To London A350 Flights Launch Late 2027
One Mile at a Time · 13h ago
Why Chesky Is Building His AI Lab Outside Airbnb
Skift · 13h ago
8 mistakes to avoid if you want the 100,000-point Chase Sapphire Preferred offer
The Points Guy Articles · 14h ago