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Air France-KLM is back in the black after the turbulent years of the corona pandemic. Despite rising fuel prices and other increased expenses, the Franco-Dutch company was able to report a net profit of 728 million euros in the last financial year. After
All Nippon Airways enters the new year with optimism. The past nine months of the current financial year went better than expected for the carrier. The public company today reported sales for the three quarters equivalent to
Ryanair wants to return to the black after the losses of the past two years. The Irish low-cost airline announced today that it wants to achieve “reasonable profitability” this year. In the fiscal year ended March
In the first quarter of the current financial year, Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines was able to increase its revenue by ten percent to around three billion US dollars in direct comparison with 2019. The bottom line is a net profit
The US airline United Airlines started the financial year with deep red numbers, but expects a strong comeback. In the three months to the end of March, the bottom line was a loss of around 1,3 billion
Austrian Airlines recorded a loss of 2021 million euros in the 264 financial year. The adjusted EBIT was 17 percent better than in the first year of the corona virus, but it still ended worse than in
The French-Dutch aviation group Air France-KLM recorded a net loss of 3,3 billion euros last year. Although this is lower than in the first Corona year, you are still deep in the red. Also
The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing recorded a loss of 4,3 billion US dollars in the previous year. Although this was around two thirds below the previous period, revenues went to 14,8 billion US dollars
The US company Hawaiian Airlines expects that the first of a total of ten Boeing 787-9s on order will not be taken over until the first half of 2023. The incorporation was actually intended for the current year. At the same time it had to
Frankfurt-Hahn Airport, which is mainly used by low-cost airlines, was unable to benefit from the boom in 2019. The airport generated a loss of 7,8 million euros. In the previous year, i.e. Corona year I, they made 13,3 million
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