flynas, a leading low-cost carrier in the Middle East and North Africa region, announces its financial and operational results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 2025. Financial Performance - Revenue: SAR 7.8 billion (+4% YoY). - Adjusted Net Profit: SAR 556 million (+28% YoY), margin at 7.1%. - Adjusted EBITDA: SAR 2.5 billion (+15% YoY), margin at 32.1%. - Liquidity: SAR 4.1 billion in cash/equivalents. - Net Debt: Reduced by 27% YoY, leverage down to 1.3x adjusted EBITDA. Operational Highlights - Passengers carried: 15.8 million (+7% YoY). - Fleet: 71 aircraft. - Network: 156 routes, 80 destinations, 38 countries. - Load factor: Maintained above 85%. - New routes: 25 launched, entering 9 new countries. Quarterly growth (Q4 2025): - Passenger volumes: +13% YoY (4.3 million). - Revenue: SAR 1.8 billion (+7% YoY). - Adjusted net profit: SAR 67 million (vs. net loss of SAR 59 million in Q4 2024). Strategic Measures - Introduced wet leases to protect schedules amid aircraft availability issues. - Targeted fare initiatives to stimulate demand. - Shifted funding strategy toward a balanced mix of owned and leased aircraft, reducing reliance on sale-and-leaseback. Outlook - CEO Bander Almohanna emphasized resilience, disciplined execution, and network expansion despite regional disruptions. - CFO Ramzi Zaroubi highlighted margin discipline, cash generation, and prudent capital allocation as the foundation for sustainable growth. - Focus remains on scaling capacity efficiently, deepening market presence, and enhancing guest experience. This result positions flynas as one of the strongest low-cost carriers in MENA, showing both financial resilience and operational adaptability despite regional challenges.
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