Air Nostrum: €10.5M profit and 6 million passengers in 2025
Air Nostrum closed 2025 with a net profit of €10.5 million, reversing the €3.3 million loss from 2024. According to data from Hosteltur, the airline carried 6,060,576 passengers (+9.4%) on 85,169 flights (+7.2%), and revenue rose 11% to €690.1 million.
What stands out to me is that beyond growth, it allocated €53.4 million to amortize pandemic debt. That shows recovery isn't just about adding traffic but cleaning up the balance sheet. Load factor also hit a record, though the exact figure isn't broken out. With 46 aircraft and 1,600 employees, it connects 59 destinations in 9 countries.
For 2026, the main watchpoint is the Middle East conflict and its impact on costs. As Hosteltur notes, the airline is monitoring that. My take: the swing from a €14 million loss to profit is solid. The challenge now is holding margins without the geopolitical environment derailing the trend.
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