Germany’s largest holiday airline improved its result after six months by more than 200 million euros compared to the previous year and already broke even before the traditionally busiest summer quarter (Q3).
The progress becomes more apparent when the first half of 2023 is compared with pre-pandemic figures. Compared to 2019, the improvement after six months is 170 million euros. In other words, Eurowings has improved its result by about one million euros for every day in the six-month period.
CEO Jens Bischof: “This development of Eurowings out of the worst crisis in aviation is extraordinary. It is our teams in Germany and at numerous locations throughout Europe that have made this turnaround possible. I am proud of this team achievement.“
This post was published on 4 August 2023 18:00
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