2025’s been a rough start for the International Consolidated Airlines (LSE:IAG) share price. The long-haul airline group has seen close to a quarter of its market-cap get wiped out over the last couple of months. Yet, despite what the direction of the stock suggests, the underlying business seems to be chugging along nicely.
So much so that analyst projections are calling for some exceptional growth across the next 12 months.
Following IAG’s…
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