iag-cargo

IAG goes for AOG

IAG Cargo has launched a dedicated Aircraft on Ground (AOG) service for the urgent transport of aircraft parts. The service capitalises on IAG’s network of more than 250 destinations and also benefits from its presence near major manufacturing and maintenance hubs in Europe and North America. Shipments booked through AOG are managed by specialist teams available 24/7 who provide rapid triage and real time updates. Recent market research valued the AOG logistics sector ... [+]

Collaboration nets IAG Spanish fish business

IAG Cargo is collaborating marine aquaculture company Cooke España to boost exports of Spanish seafood. Cooke España’s Sea Bass, Sea Bream and Meagre can reach international markets in under 48 hours on IAG Cargo’s temperature-controlled Constant Fresh service. Spain is currently Europe’s leading aquaculture producer 1, producing around 243,000 tonnes of farmed ... [+]

Calling all future airfreight stars

Applications for IAG Cargo’s 2026 Graduate Programme are now open. It offers participants hands-on experience across several key areas of the business, including Logistics, Data, and a newly-introduced Commercial stream. Running for 24 months and based at the IAG Cargo’s London Heathrow hub, each programme is designed to give graduates in-depth ... [+]

IAG adds Dublin widebody links

A new twice-weekly widebody service between Dublin and Madrid with connections to Latin America is one of the highlights of IAG Cargo’s 2025-26 winter schedule. The business, which includes the cargo arms of British Airways, Aer Lingus and Iberia, is also reintroducing its Dublin - Miami with three weekly flights and ... [+]

IAG Cargo keeps asparagus coming

IAG Cargo has reported a 21% year-on-year increase in perishable volume in the first half of 2025, particularly from Peru due to a shift in European consumer behaviour. In March alone, year on year asparagus exports from the country surged by 105%, with Spain among the top destinations during the off-season ... [+]

Latin America drives IAG growth

IAG Cargo increased revenues by 11.1% to €629 million (US$718m) in the first half of 2025 compared with the same period last year. Latin America - Europe routes continue to be a key growth driver, with tonnage up 19.3% in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period last ... [+]

Josh Lane to head up IAG Heathrow ops

IAG Cargo has appointed Josh Lane as director of London operations. He most recently served as Head of Warehouse at IAG Cargo and played a central part in the launch and operational management of New Premia, IAG Cargo’s handling facility at Heathrow, which opened in 2023. In his new role, ... [+]

IAG reinstates Malaysia, San Fran and Denver flights and frequencies

IAG Cargo has reinstated daily flights between London Heathrow and Kuala Lumpur, between Spain and San Francisco and on Dublin/Denver in its summer 2025 schedule. It has also increased frequencies in Latin America, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. Daily flights between Kuala Lumpur and London Heathrow will resume on 1 April, ... [+]

IAG Cargo sees pharma surge

IAG Cargo says that its Constant Climate service for temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals recorded a 22% increase in business in 2024 compared with 2023. Constant Climate is designed for the transportation of pharmaceuticals, such as vaccines, biotech products, diagnostics samples, or any other temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical material. With a large proportion of pharmaceuticals requiring temperature-controlled ... [+]

Good growth for IAG Cargo

IAG Cargo reported commercial revenues of €1,234 million for 2024, up 6.7% year on year. Chief executive David Shepherd said the business achieved strong growth with demand surpassing the record volumes of 2021. He added: “External factors are continuing to have an impact on air cargo logistics and consumer behaviour. ... [+]

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