Willie Walsh’s Best Ever Year as IAG Crowned FTSE’s Top Performer
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FormerlyDoSParticipanttranstraxman – 31/12/2013 19:12 GM
Possibly because he is British and very prosperous? 😉
31 Dec 2013
at 19:43
FormerlyDoSParticipantThanks for that, bacrew1. So it seems there is no quick and easy path from the desert?
1 Jan 2014
at 08:46
HippocampusParticipantA great end to the year for IAG with the share price closing at above 400p.
IAG has enormous potential in 2014.
British Airways continues to reap the rewards of its restructuring with all three of its London airport bases now expanding.
Vueling continues its rapacious expansion across Europe.
IAG has defied all of its critics in proving it can turn around Iberia and has been quietly improving the performance of the Madrid hub with significant improvements in punctuality and reduced minimum connection times. IAG has barely begun the scratch the surface in making Madrid one of Europe’s premier hubs.
Add to that the prospect of 1 or 2 airlines joining IAG in the coming years, it has plainly defied all of its critics and sceptics.
1 Jan 2014
at 18:06
FormerlyDoSParticipantDo you get your news feed from the same source as Sergeant Major?
You are talking about quite a small alliance, who fly less passengers than Ryanair and easyJet (unaligned airlines), never mind Lufthansa Group.
We will see how good the management is in a few years, but for the moment, the jury is out. One swallow does not a summer make, IAG lost nearly a billion euros in 2012.
1 Jan 2014
at 18:16
FormerlyDoSParticipantImissConcorde
Which fact do you disagree with?
IAG flies less passengers than Lufthansa Group
IAG flies less passengers than easyJet
IAG flies less passengers than Ryanair
IAG lost nearly $1bn in 2012
Please, do tell.
1 Jan 2014
at 18:51
SergeantMajorParticipantFantastic €770m profit for IAG; Willie’s earned every penny of his £5m paypacket this year.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4a46f77e-a53c-11e3-a7b4-00144feab7de.html?siteedition=uk
Good to see the Board agrees:
“Baroness Kingsmill, the chair of the IAG remuneration committee, said: “Once again, the chief executive of IAG has continued to lead by example in proposing restraint in executive packages.””
7 Mar 2014
at 13:04
DavidGordon10ParticipantI commend the blog comments on the Guardian website below the article to which SM kindly provides the link.
7 Mar 2014
at 14:55
ArthurDimlockParticipantWell done Willie Walsh.
I wonder what the other 50,000 people at IAG were doing last year?
7 Mar 2014
at 16:47
TominScotlandParticipantColleagues, just bumping this back up the list ahead of the spam
8 Mar 2014
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