It's also reported a sharp drop in half-year losses
The owner of British Airways says the airline plans to increase capacity over the summer.
I-A-G says it expects the number of flights will rise - potentially reaching three-quarters of pre-pandemic levels by October.
It's also reported a sharp drop in half-year losses - falling by about fifty percent compared with the same period in 2020.
BA owner IAG to increase flights but losses hit €2bn https://t.co/ZDBTl3WAdR
— The Guardian (@guardian) July 30, 2021
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