Royal Jordanian financial results 2026: revenue, net profit, passengers & load factor

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Is Royal Jordanian profitable?

Yes. Royal Jordanian reported a 2.6% net margin in FY2025 (year to 31 Dec 2025).

What was Royal Jordanian’s revenue in 2025?

Royal Jordanian reported revenue of JD829m in FY2025 (year to 31 Dec 2025). For H1 2026 (to 30 Jun 2026) it reported revenue of about JD460m.

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Royal Jordanian data snapshot

  • Scope: Royal Jordanian Airlines (Amman Stock Exchange: RJAL), consolidated
  • Region: Middle East
  • Business model: Global network
  • Financial year end: 31 Dec
  • Reporting currency: JOD
  • Source: Company results as reported by Jordanian and trade press
  • Latest period: H1 2026
  • Last updated: 2026-09-27

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Royal Jordanian earned JD1.4 million in the first half of 2026, down 89%, as revenue rose about 23% but fuel costs rose JD33 million and financing costs JD18 million. It flew 14% more flights, but the load factor fell 8.6 points to 71.8%. In 2025 the airline returned to profit with JD21.5 million on revenue of JD829 million.

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Annual results

  • FY2025 (FY2025 · 31 Dec 2025): Revenue: JD829m (Operating revenue; +11%); Net profit: JD21.5m (Net profit (about $30m)); Operating margin: 2.6% (Net margin: net profit ÷ revenue (operating profit not disclosed)) [Calculated]; Passengers: 4.4m (Passengers; +18%); Load factor: 81% (Load factor; the highest in the company’s history); Fleet growth / guidance: +19 aircraft (Aircraft added in 2025 (A320neo, E2); target about 40 aircraft by end-2026). Source: Royal Jordanian 2025 results (TravelDailyNews).
  • FY2024 (FY2024 · 31 Dec 2024): Revenue: JD747m (Implied by 11% revenue growth in 2025) [Calculated]; Net profit: −JD3.5m (Net loss); Passengers: 3.7m (Implied by 18% passenger growth in 2025) [Calculated]. Source: Royal Jordanian 2025 results (TravelDailyNews).

Quarterly and interim results

  • H1 2026 (H1 2026 · 30 Jun 2026): Revenue: ~JD460m (Revenue rose JD86m, or 23%, so about JD460m) [Calculated]; Net profit: JD1.4m (Net profit; −89% YoY. Q1 2026 net loss about $19m (IntelliNews)); Passengers: 1.98m (Passengers; +5%); Load factor: 71.8% (Seat load factor; −8.6pp); Flights / sectors flown: 19,066 (Flights; +14%. Flight hours 60,443 (+19%)); Fuel cost: +JD33m (Fuel cost increase; +37%. Operating costs +JD69.5m; financing costs +JD18m); Ancillary revenue: 21,460 t cargo (Air cargo; +36%); Fleet growth / guidance: +7 aircraft (Delivered in H1 2026: two 787-9s, four A320neos, one Embraer). Source: Royal Jordanian H1 2026 results (Jordan News).
  • H1 2025 (H1 2025 · 30 Jun 2025): Revenue: ~JD374m (H1 2026 revenue less the reported JD86m increase) [Calculated]; Net profit: JD12.7m (Net profit); Load factor: 80.4% (H1 2026 load factor plus the reported 8.6pp decline) [Calculated]. Source: Royal Jordanian H1 2026 results (Jordan News).

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