IAG Group Aviation Services

International Airlines Group (IAG) is a leading global aviation giant formed in 2011 through the merger of two of Europe's most iconic flag carriers, British Airways and Iberia. This strategic merger was designed to create a more competitive force in the global aviation market, combining the UK's extensive transatlantic network with Spain's dominant position in routes to Latin America.

Since its inception, IAG has expanded its portfolio significantly by acquiring other major airlines, including Vueling, Aer Lingus, and LEVEL. This variety allows the group to maintain a presence in every market segment, from premium long-haul services to budget-friendly short-haul flights across Europe. The operational structure of IAG remains unique as it allows individual airline brands to maintain their cultural identity and operational hubs while benefiting from the group's massive scale in procurement and financing.

Today, IAG is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, but is officially registered in Madrid, Spain, representing its dual Anglo-Spanish heritage. It is one of the world's largest airline groups, playing a critical role in global connectivity and international trade through its vast fleet and network of international hubs in London, Madrid, and Dublin.