IAG issues profit warning after taking $187 million hit from strikes
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International Airlines Group (IAG) is expecting its full-year operating profit to be down on 2018, after taking a £170 million ($186.6 million) hit from industrial unrest among its pilots and Heathrow Airport workers. Updating the market Sept. 26, IAG CFO Steve Gunning said IAG is expecting its 2019...
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