Despite Record Passenger Numbers: Low-Cost Carrier Reports 34% Profit Drop
Ryanair's quarterly profit dropped 34% as fuel prices surged and fares fell, despite carrying a record 61.3 million passengers
Ryanair's quarterly profit dropped 34% as fuel prices surged and fares fell, despite carrying a record 61.3 million passengers
Korean Air reported record second-quarter revenue despite lower operating profit, driven by strong passenger traffic and booming AI cargo demand
With customer deposits at an all-time high, Carnival posts record profits and yields, marking 12 straight strong quarters as cost controls and demand momentum drive higher returns
Ryanair posted record annual profits and carried over 208 million passengers despite Boeing delivery delays and rising fuel concerns
Singapore Airlines reported a sharp decline in net profit despite record revenue, largely due to Air India losses and no Vistara merger gain. The group, however, reported record revenue and a sharp increase in operating profit
The aviation group concludes 2025-26, breaking its own records alongside the chaos in the Middle East, with an incredible annual profit of about $6.6 billion, record revenues of about $41 billion, and a dividend of $1 billion to owners. All the numbers
Aegean concluded 2025 with a 14% increase in profits, 17.3 million passengers during the year (almost a million more than in 2024), and strong activity even in the weak season of the year
Europe's largest airline group posted a 20% increase in operating profit in 2025 and flew 135 million passengers. The company expects further profit improvement in 2026, despite geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East
Singapore Airlines Group saw record quarterly revenue of $5.51B and a 25.9% rise in operating profit, fueled by robust passenger demand and strategic expansion. Net profit fell due to last year’s one-off accounting gain, but the airline remains on track with fleet growth, network expansion, and enhanced customer experience initiatives
The national airline of the United Arab Emirates ended its fourth consecutive year of profitability with a 21% jump in revenue, a sharp increase in passenger traffic, and significantly strengthened cargo activity