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Candela appointed chief executive at Level

Candela appointed chief executive at Level

5 September 2019 Airline News

Fernando Candela, currently the chief executive of Iberia Express, is to become the new chief executive of Level. He has been in his current role at Iberia Express for six years and was previously director of planning and management control at Air Nostrum.

Level takes off for Amsterdam from Luton

Level takes off for Amsterdam from Luton

11 April 2019 Airline News

London Luton Airport has welcomed a new airline, Level, which began operating flights to Amsterdam earlier. Level, which is owned by IAG Group, will fly from Luton to Amsterdam six days a week from.

Hodder to lead IAG low-cost carrier Level

Hodder to lead IAG low-cost carrier Level

25 July 2018 Airline News

International Airlines Group has appointed Vincent Hodder as chief executive of Level, its low-cost airline brand. Hodder has over 25 years’ experience working with airlines around the world including low cost carriers such as Jetstar in Australia and Asia and VivaAerobus in Mexico.

IAG to open Level-branded base in Vienna

IAG to open Level-branded base in Vienna

28 June 2018 Airline News

International Airlines Group is to launch a new low-cost Austrian subsidiary, branded as Level, with flights from Vienna starting on July 17th. The new subsidiary will have an Austrian air operator certificate and will be a base for four Airbus A321 aircraft.

IAG renews calls for air passenger duty reform

IAG renews calls for air passenger duty reform

15 February 2018 Airline News

International Airlines Group has warned the government air passenger duty undermines Britain’s position as a global trading nation post-Brexit and reduces the chance of its new long-haul, low-cost airline brand Level flying from UK regions.

IAG orders new aircraft for Level

IAG orders new aircraft for Level

24 July 2017 Airline News

International Airlines Group is converting three Airbus A330-200 long-haul aircraft options into firm orders for Level, its new low cost long-haul airline brand which started operations in early June.

Level flights go live on Vueling website

Level flights go live on Vueling website

1 May 2017 Airline News

Flights on Level can now be booked via the website of its sister airline Vueling in addition to flylevel.com. Customers from across Vueling’s 137 European destinations can book flights to the airline’s home base at Barcelona which connect onto Level’s long-haul network with a single ticket.