XETRA:LHA 15 January 2026 - 17 June 2026

IAG Share Price Pulls Back From 52-Week High as Oil Drops

IAG Share Price Pulls Back From 52-Week High as Oil Drops

International Consolidated Airlines Group dropped 0.6% to 463.1 pence in late London trade Tuesday. The British Airways parent gave back some ground after jumping 2.4% on Monday, when the shares hit a new 52-week high. IAG shares climbed earlier after Deutsche Bank analyst Jaime Rowbotham raised his price target to 540 pence from 460 pence and kept a “buy” rating. Rowbotham said IAG’s old fuel forecasts were made “at the height of the Middle East conflict” and now sees a 2026 fuel bill of €8.56 billion, less than the management estimate of about €9 billion. Deutsche also upped its targets for Air France-KLM and Lufthansa, but stayed at “hold” on both stocks.
June 23, 2026
easyJet slides with Castlelake offer deadline looming and fuel pressures

easyJet slides with Castlelake offer deadline looming and fuel pressures

easyJet shares slipped in London afternoon trade Wednesday, paring some of Tuesday’s rise with bid speculation running into a weaker UK market. Shares were at 502.6p to sell and 503.2p to buy, off 0.55%, according to AJ Bell. Shares are now trading about 25% higher than the 403.23p benchmark that Castlelake would need to beat with any potential offer. That means Castlelake can't come in with an offer much below current prices if it wants investors to pay attention.
June 17, 2026
ITA Airways Fares Could Rise 10% as Fuel Shock Tests Lufthansa’s Italy Bet

ITA Airways Fares Could Rise 10% as Fuel Shock Tests Lufthansa’s Italy Bet

ITA Airways is set to bump up ticket prices by somewhere between 5% and 10% this year as it grapples with surging jet fuel expenses, CEO Joerg Eberhart said. Still, there’s no intention to reduce flights, Eberhart emphasized. According to him, the airline has already locked in about 80% of its fuel requirements through the rest of 2026. “Fuel now costs twice as much as it did before the crisis,” Eberhart cautioned. An ill-timed squeeze for Lufthansa Group: on Wednesday, the airline flagged a 1.7 billion euro hit for the year, blaming the Middle East crisis for driving up kerosene prices. Demand for travel hasn’t budged. Most commercial planes run on kerosene, the company noted.
May 6, 2026
Summer Flights Face Jet Fuel Crunch As UK Moves To Protect Holidays

Summer Flights Face Jet Fuel Crunch As UK Moves To Protect Holidays

Britain is dialing back on requirements for airlines to fly every scheduled route, as Europe’s jet fuel crunch shifts from a boardroom headache to something travelers are starting to notice, just before the summer rush. UK officials are urging calm for now. Airlines say they aren’t facing shortages, and passengers are being advised there’s no need to alter plans. Refunds or re-routing remain owed if flights don’t go ahead. Still, with the government moving on airport slots, ministers look to be bracing for a rougher stretch if fuel supply issues drag on.
April 26, 2026