AIRLINE METRICS · ETIHAD AIRWAYS
Etihad
Reported results, rapid network growth, fleet expansion, cash generation and the economics of Abu Dhabi’s emerging hub.
Latest: FY2025 · year ended 31 December 2025
FY2025 at a glance
| Metric | FY2025 | Year on year |
|---|---|---|
| Total revenue | AED 30.7bn | +21% |
| EBITDA | AED 6.3bn | +37% |
| Profit after tax | AED 2.6bn | +47% |
| Passengers | 22.4m | +21% |
| Load factor | 88.3% | +2pp |
Latest read
Etihad’s FY2025 results combined rapid capacity growth with higher load factor, revenue and margins. Management added 29 aircraft and 16 destinations during the year, while profit after tax rose 47% to AED 2.6bn. The investment case now rests on keeping unit-cost discipline and customer experience intact as the network and fleet expand.
Fleet, network and what to watch
- Fleet: operating fleet expanded to 127 aircraft, the largest in the airline’s history.
- Network: destinations increased from 94 to 110, with landings rising to more than 105,000.
- Capacity: available seat kilometres grew 21% to 111.5bn; passenger load factor rose to 88.3%.
- Liquidity: operating cash flow reached almost AED 8.0bn, funding capex while reducing leverage.
Sources and methodology
Figures use Etihad’s company-reported results and definitions. FY2025 results release
Last updated: 11 September 2026 · Financial year ends 31 December.