International Consolidated Airlines Group SA

International Airlines Group, known as IAG, is the parent of British Airways, Iberia, Vueling and Aer Lingus, one of Europe's largest airline groups, carrying passengers across the Atlantic and around Europe. Its profitable transatlantic routes, especially out of London, are a key driver of earnings. IAG suspended its dividend during the pandemic collapse in air travel and has only recently resumed payouts as profits recovered, so its record is short and its earnings are cyclical. A reviving but unproven yield defines its profile; the stock depends on healthy travel demand and fuel and cost control.