IAG Cargo has unveiled its 2025–26 winter schedule (26 Oct 2025–28 Mar 2026), boosting capacity and connectivity on key trade routes. Highlights include the return of London–Bangkok flights (6× weekly) and London–Abu Dhabi services (7× weekly).
Irish exporters benefit from a new widebody Dublin–Madrid route (2× weekly) and the resumption of Dublin–Miami flights (3× weekly), while a new Madrid–Orlando service and daily London–Dallas flights are added.
Capacity increases include London–Cape Town rising to 17 weekly flights, Heathrow–Miami doubling to 14, and Bahrain increasing to daily services.
IAG Cargo says the expanded schedule and more widebody aircraft will give businesses greater access to global markets across six continents.
This post was published on 1 October 2025 12:36
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