Condor financial results: revenue, EBIT, passengers & fleet

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Company-reported performance, unit economics, balance-sheet and fleet metrics from FY2022 to the latest published period. Metrics are in the same order as the Airline Comparison tool.

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Analysis

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Guidance vs actual

Did the airline deliver?

What management guided at the start of each financial year compared with what was reported. Within the guided range = met; for cost metrics, below the range = beat.

Fleet & orders

Fleet composition

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Peers

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FAQ

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Methodology

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Every figure keeps the company’s own reporting period, currency, entity scope and terminology. Partial periods are not annualised, currencies are not converted and missing KPIs are not estimated. Core metrics follow the Airline comparison tool.

  1. Fiscal years are labelled by the calendar year in which they end (a year to 31 Mar 2025 appears as FY2025). The exact period end is shown in the first row, with a link to the source document.
  2. Quarters follow the company’s reporting calendar; the company’s own label is noted beneath the period.
  3. YoY change compares with the same period one year earlier: % change for amounts, percentage points (pp) for ratios. Green means favourable (for costs, a fall is favourable). n.m. = not meaningful.
  4. Operating margin uses operating profit or EBIT ÷ revenue. EBITDA, EBITDAR and their margins are separate disclosures and are not substitutes for operating profit or margin. Company-defined measures keep their source labels (marked D).
  5. Sources: annual reports, interim results and traffic statements. See Data & Research.

Quick answers

Is Condor profitable?

Yes. Condor reported an operating profit of €151m in FY2025 (year to 30 Sep 2025), a 6.6% margin.

What was Condor’s revenue in 2025?

Condor reported revenue of €2.3bn in FY2025 (year to 30 Sep 2025).

Company-reported figures from our airline database. Definitions, currencies and reporting periods differ between airlines; see the tables on this page and the comparison tool for detail.

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Condor data snapshot

Latest read

Condor carried 9.6 million passengers in the year to September 2025, up 13%, and grew revenue 11% to €2.3 billion. EBIT rose 25% to a record €151 million, but the airline still lost €110 million after interest on shareholder loans and lease liabilities. It repaid the €175 million KfW senior tranche of its state loan six months early.

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