British Airways' and Iberia's stock stopped trading Friday as the BA-IB merger officially took effect, to be replaced in both the London and Madrid markets by International Airlines Consolidated Group stock on Monday.
Photo: By Rob Finlayson. British Airways' and Iberia's stock stopped trading Friday as the BA-IB merger officially took effect, to be replaced in both the London and Madrid markets by International Airlines Consolidated Group stock on Monday. Based on combined passenger count, IAG is now Europe's fourth largest carrier group after Lufthansa Group, Air France KLM Group and Ryanair. Both airlines' shareholders approved the merger in late November (ATW Daily News, Nov. ...
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