International Airlines Regulatory News (IAG)

MAY 2018 - IAG GROUP TRAFFIC AND CAPACITY STATISTICS

Group traffic in May, measured in Revenue Passenger Kilometres, increased by 10.0 per cent versus May 2017; Group capacity measured in Available Seat Kilometres rose by 7.1 per cent.

6 June 2018

STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENTS

On 4 May, British Airways launched the only non-stop flight between Tennessee and Europe with a new route between Nashville and Heathrow which operates five days a week. Nashville becomes the 26th city in the US to which the airline flies. On 1 May, it also launched its first ever Canadian flights from Gatwick with a new three per week service to Toronto.

On 17 May, Vueling received NDC (New Distribution Capability) level 3 certification. NDC is an IATA standard which enables the travel industry to transform the way airlines sell their products and ancillaries to travel agencies and companies. Last year, British Airways, Iberia and Iberia Express achieved the same certification.

On 18 May, Aer Lingus commenced a new service to Seattle which operates four times per week. This is the airline's 15th North American route and is Ireland's first direct flight to Seattle.

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1 Group performance comprises Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia (including Iberia Express and LEVEL) and Vueling. Vueling traffic is accounted as non-premium traffic

2 Domestic includes routes within UK, Spain, Ireland and Italy

3 British Airways figures exclude Openskies in 2018, but include Openskies in 2017