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Feb 19, 2016 In this regard, IAG and Aer Lingus both operated out of Heathrow, the very limited access to slots and terminals at Heathrow and Gatwick, 

International Airlines Group has promised not to sell Aer Lingus’ slots at London’s Heathrow Airport if it succeeds in its €1.3bn takeover bid. The pledge is one of a number of “legally binding Aer Lingus is expected to move more planes to UK airports as its owner IAG looks to minimise cash burn and Britain gears up to reopen its skies more quickly than Ireland. One analyst said IAG is Aer Lingus has insisted that its inclusion in a transatlantic alliance with British Airways and American Airlines cannot result in the Irish airline’s slots at London Heathrow being altered, IAG is understood to have told the Government that it will use prized Aer Lingus slots at Heathrow to serve only routes to Ireland for at least seven years if it succeeds in buying the Irish airline. IAG CEO WILLIE Walsh has offered a ‘cast-iron, legally binding’ guarantee that Aer Lingus’ flight-slots at Heathrow Airport will remain as they are for at least five years. Walsh was speaking The Irish government has pledged to protect Aer Lingus’s lucrative landing slots at Heathrow Airport in the likely event of the sale of its stake in the airline. British Airways owner, IAG's, latest bid for the State’s 25.1pc share in the Irish airline could net around €325m. Aer Lingus planes at Dublin Airport. Image by Artur Widak/PA Wire

Mr Walsh said a perception has been created that IAG wants to take slots from Aer Lingus and and use them to expand British Airways long-haul network.

Jan 27, 2015 · The Aer Lingus board previously rejected two lesser offers from the group — who are keen to win control of the Irish airline and the valuable slots it occupies at Heathrow Airport. If successful, IAG — which is headed up by former Aer Lingus Chief Executive Willie Walsh and currently owns the British Airways and Iberia airlines — will account for 51.6 per cent of passengers passing through the airport. Oct 21, 2015 · IAG won Irish government backing for the 1.4 billion-euro ($1.6 billion) Aer Lingus deal in May, giving it a total of four brands after British Airways merged with Madrid-based Iberia and later IAG has also confirmed Aer Lingus’ name, head office location or place of incorporation in the Republic of Ireland, cannot be changed. Aer Lingus’ Heathrow Slots would be operated on Irish Aer Lingus no irrumpe en Heathrow, donde sí generaría el recelo de la plantilla de British Airways y los slots están contados, sino que busca volar desde Manchester a Nueva York, Boston y Orlando.

The two sides are understood to have reached a compromise on guarantees over Aer Lingus’s 23 valuable take-off and landing slots at Heathrow. IAG had offered to keep the slots for Irish routes

IAG Cargo has the combined strength of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, Vueling and Level, so we'll get your goods to where they need to be. Book now. The proposed commitments would ensure, unless there is explicit Irish government agreement, that Aer Lingus’ 23 slot pairs at London Heathrow, cannot be sold, including to other IAG airlines. Aer Lingus’ name, head office location or place of incorporation in the Republic of Ireland, cannot be changed. Sep 18, 2019 · IAG, which owns British Airways, Aer Lingus, Iberia, currently holds about 55 per cent of Heathrow slots. Joint venture partners Virgin, Delta and Air France KLM hold less than 10 per cent between Speaking tonight on RTÉ’s Six One, Mr Walsh reaffirmed that the Heathrow slots will remain in the ownership of Aer Lingus, saying that IAG will put this in the ownership structure. "The slots will Aer Lingus (EI, Dublin Int'l) has obtained slots at Manchester Int'l for unspecified long-haul routes and plans to base one A330 and three A321-200NX(LR)s out of the English airport, according to Airport Coordination Limited. The Irish airline received 13 weekly slots during the week starting on April 26, 2021, and 58 weekly slots from the following week. The destinations were not revealed in Jan 27, 2015 · The Aer Lingus board previously rejected two lesser offers from the group — who are keen to win control of the Irish airline and the valuable slots it occupies at Heathrow Airport. If successful, IAG — which is headed up by former Aer Lingus Chief Executive Willie Walsh and currently owns the British Airways and Iberia airlines — will account for 51.6 per cent of passengers passing through the airport. Oct 21, 2015 · IAG won Irish government backing for the 1.4 billion-euro ($1.6 billion) Aer Lingus deal in May, giving it a total of four brands after British Airways merged with Madrid-based Iberia and later

International Airlines Group has promised not to sell Aer Lingus’ slots at London’s Heathrow Airport if it succeeds in its €1.3bn takeover bid. The pledge is one of a number of “legally binding

The proposed commitments would ensure, unless there is explicit Irish government agreement, that Aer Lingus’ 23 slot pairs at London Heathrow, cannot be sold, including to other IAG airlines. Aer Lingus’ name, head office location or place of incorporation in the Republic of Ireland, cannot be changed. Sep 18, 2019 · IAG, which owns British Airways, Aer Lingus, Iberia, currently holds about 55 per cent of Heathrow slots. Joint venture partners Virgin, Delta and Air France KLM hold less than 10 per cent between

Slots – Current Position Aer Lingus has 23/24 slot-pairs at LHR. It can re-deploy these to non-Irish routes at present. It cannot sell them without the approval of 70% of shareholders. The blocking minority is the government's 25.1% + 5% from elsewhere.

International Airlines Group has promised not to sell Aer Lingus’ slots at London’s Heathrow Airport if it succeeds in its €1.3bn takeover bid. The pledge is one of a number of “legally binding Heathrow slots currently held by Aer Lingus for up to seven years following the Transaction. (10) Provided that all conditions are met, or where permitted waived by IAG, IAG will complete the offer and acquire sole control of Aer Lingus. (11) The Transaction thus constitutes a concentration within the meaning of Article 3(1)(b) Aer Lingus is Ireland’s only 4-Star airline having received a 4-Star rating from Skytrax, the international air transport rating organisation. With its fleet of 56 aircraft, Aer Lingus operates from central airport locations in the UK, Continental Europe and North America on over 100 routes, carrying 12 million customers per annum.