IAG Cargo's revenue for the first half declines by 9.4% due to capacity issues.

IAG Cargo reported a revenue decline to €570 million in the first half of 2026, down from €629 million the previous year, due to ongoing disruptions in the Middle East affecting cargo capacity. Cargo tonne kilometres fell by 12.3%, but the company is preparing to launch its Global Cargo Joint Business with Qatar Airways Cargo and MASkargo, aiming to serve over 400 destinations. Despite challenges, IAG Cargo focused on customer needs and operational efficiency, with significant growth in specialized services, including Critical and Secure. New routes to Monterrey and St. Louis enhance access to key supply chains.