Shares fell 9.2% as investors reacted negatively to emerging signs of deceleration and cautious commentary on demand sustaining momentum, despite strong revenue growth. The stock sell-off suggests concerns that the company’s outlook or margin trajectory may not fully justify the elevated valuation.
- Reported revenue grew 16.4%, supported by over 20% growth in ancillary sales and a standout 40% increase in cargo revenue.
- Comparable operating EBIT settled at EUR 78 million, roughly doubling adjusted Q2 2025 levels after accounting for industrial action costs.
- Passenger load factors and revenues improved in Asia (+20% revenue, +6% load factor) and Europe, while North Atlantic showed modest capacity cuts paired with 6% revenue growth.
- Fuel hedging remained favorable with an 82% ratio for Q2, helping stabilize costs amid inflationary pressures.
- Despite positive NPS and high punctuality (99%), management’s remarks hinted at challenges in maintaining demand growth, prompting investor caution reflected in share price reaction.
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