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SWISS reports higher turnover but lower profit

Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has had a mixed first half of 2026. Turnover rose by 3.2% to CHF2.77 billion ($3.42 billion). By contrast, the Lufthansa subsidiary’s operating profit fell by 3.2% to CHF189.3 million. SWISS felt the impact of the war in Iran. The surge in fuel costs was reflected in the accounts in the spring, after having been mitigated by hedging transactions in the first quarter. “Between April and June, fuel costs rose by around 50%,” explained Chief Financial Officer Dennis Weber in a statement on Tuesday. “Fuel is our single largest cost item.” However, the cost-saving and efficiency measures introduced at an early stage were already having an effect and would at least partially offset the high kerosene prices. he said. “Without them, the decline in earnings would have been more severe,” said Weber. In addition, high maintenance costs continued to weigh on the result. This was partly due, for example, to engine problems affecting parts of the short-haul ... Full story here Are you the author?
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