British Airways owner’s transatlantic focus lifts shares to post-pandemic highs
Shares in IAG, the owner of five carriers including BA, Iberia and Aer Lingus, last week closed at just under 316p, the highest level since February 2020. The stock was down on Monday, but it more than doubled last year to make it the top performer on London’s FTSE 100.
Yet, when I search for IAG within Freetrade, nothing. It’s still not available to trade. 
I feel whatever engineering work needs to be done by the Freetrade product team to account for whichever Spanish withholding tax, or whatever special status of nationality has to be collected as an airline to trade IAG, this needs to be fixed. Can anyone claim to be the best neo-broker in the UK when even parts of the FTSE 100 are not available to trade?
Are any other FTSE 100 equities unavailable? 