(Bloomberg) — IAG SA posted third-quarter earnings that beat estimates on higher demand for trans-Atlantic routes, and said it expects the strong financial performance to continue for the rest of the year.
Adjusting operating profit at the owner of British Airways rose by 15% to more than €2 billion, beating the analysts’ average estimate. Revenue for the quarter came in at €9.33 billion ($10.1 billion), also ahead of predictions.
IAG’s earnings were fueled by the North Atlantic…
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