IAG had €1.2b net income in 3Q26 (vs €1.4b in 3Q25) on 4.5% higher revenues/0.2% lower capacity (it is projecting y-o-y full-year capacity to be down slightly), ending quarter with €12.5b in liquidity. BRITISH AIRWAYS earned €1.5b vs €1.6b; IBERIA earned €978m vs €1.1b; VUELING earned €303m vs €367m...
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