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British Airways owner sees profits hit by soaring jet fuel costs

IAG estimated the Nats incident on September 8 cost it between 25 million euros (£20.5 million) and 30 million euros (£24.6 million).

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  1. Evening Standard

    British Airways owner sees profits hit by soaring jet fuel costs (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    International Airlines Group (IAG) said pre-tax profits fell 12.9% to 1.63 billion euros (£1.33 billion) in the three months to September 30.

  2. Evening Standard

    British Airways owner hit by fuel costs and up to £25m air traffic chaos bill (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    IAG estimated the Nats incident on September 8 cost it between 25 million euros (£20.5 million) and 30 million euros (£24.6 million).

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