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International Airlines Group: Good results and realignment?

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In its first financial report since its inception, the International Airlines Group, which owns both British Airways and Iberia, has registered a first quarter net profit of EUR33 million. For the corresponding period in 2010, the carriers jointly posted a loss of EUR243 million, with the volcanic ash shutdown figuring into that result with the loss of 6 days of flying.

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