Emirates Group reported a 66% drop in half-year profit to $1.1 billion, as regional conflict, reduced flights and higher fuel prices weighed on results
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, which owns the NCL, Oceania and Regent Seven Seas cruise brands, today announced its Q3 2026 results. Highlights: $2.9B revenue, $491 million net income
Ryanair's quarterly profit dropped 34% as fuel prices surged and fares fell, despite carrying a record 61.3 million passengers
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
The global airline industry is set to see profits cut in half in 2026, according to IATA, as Middle East disruptions and surging fuel prices sharply increase costs and squeeze margins worldwide
Qatar Airways posted strong annual profits despite disruptions, while expanding its fleet and global network. The airline carried close to 42 million passengers and ranked among the first five airlines in terms of punctuality
Ryanair posted record annual profits and carried over 208 million passengers despite Boeing delivery delays and rising fuel concerns
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
The UAE aviation giant announces a 17% increase compared to the previous year, with revenues climbing by 4%: "Emirates maintains its status as the world's most profitable airline."
United Airlines' Q3 report exceeds forecasts with significant profits and loyal customer base; CEO Scott Kirby expects stronger demand and higher unit revenue in Q4
