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Turkish Airlines reports $1.69 billion net profit in 2015
Turkish Airlines reported a 2015 net profit of $1.69 billion, up from $845 million for the previous year and surpassing a billion dollar level for the first time in its history.
During 2015, profit from main operations stood at $895 million, up 32% compared to in 2014.
Sales revenue was $10 billion 522 million, slightly down from $11 billion year-over-year. More than 70% of its ticket sales were made abroad.
According to a Turkish statement, ASKs grew 13.6% and the carrier transported 61.2 million passengers on its 453.000 flights, creating a load factor of 78%.
It generated $2.6 billion of EBITDAR with a 24.5% margin, up 5.7 percentage points in 2015.
“First of all, I would like to specify that we successfully completed 2015, which was generally described as a tough year for both the world and our country,” chairman of the board and the executive committee Ilker Ayci said in a statement. “Turkish Airlines has reinforced its position among the most profitable airlines with these financial results recorded in this challenging year despite the fierce competition environment in global aviation industry and also the political and economical instabilities over its operating environment and significant currency fluctuations.”
The Star Alliance member flies to 284 destinations in 113 countries, operating 304 aircraft comprising 75 widebody, 219 narrowbody and 10 cargo aircraft.
http://atwonline.com/finance-data/turkish-airlines-reports-169-billion-net-profit-2015
Turkish Airlines reports $1.69 billion net profit in 2015
Turkish Airlines reported a 2015 net profit of $1.69 billion, up from $845 million for the previous year and surpassing a billion dollar level for the first time in its history.
During 2015, profit from main operations stood at $895 million, up 32% compared to in 2014.
Sales revenue was $10 billion 522 million, slightly down from $11 billion year-over-year. More than 70% of its ticket sales were made abroad.
According to a Turkish statement, ASKs grew 13.6% and the carrier transported 61.2 million passengers on its 453.000 flights, creating a load factor of 78%.
It generated $2.6 billion of EBITDAR with a 24.5% margin, up 5.7 percentage points in 2015.
“First of all, I would like to specify that we successfully completed 2015, which was generally described as a tough year for both the world and our country,” chairman of the board and the executive committee Ilker Ayci said in a statement. “Turkish Airlines has reinforced its position among the most profitable airlines with these financial results recorded in this challenging year despite the fierce competition environment in global aviation industry and also the political and economical instabilities over its operating environment and significant currency fluctuations.”
The Star Alliance member flies to 284 destinations in 113 countries, operating 304 aircraft comprising 75 widebody, 219 narrowbody and 10 cargo aircraft.
http://atwonline.com/finance-data/turkish-airlines-reports-169-billion-net-profit-2015