Overview
- ITA Airways, which released full-year 2025 results Wednesday after board approval on Tuesday, reported net income of €209 million on €3.2 billion in revenue.
- Profitability metrics improved, with EBITDA at €404 million and EBIT at €25 million, and year-end cash rising to €639 million.
- Management attributed part of the gain to early synergies with Lufthansa and end-of-year accounting effects from a weaker dollar on foreign‑currency debts and receivables.
- CEO Joerg Eberhart called the result a turning point and said cutting aircraft leasing charges is essential for durable profits.
- Operations faced EU conditions tied to the Lufthansa deal, groundings for Pratt & Whitney engine maintenance, and no U.S. partner, while the carrier flew 123,000 flights, carried 16.2 million passengers, and ended the year with 106 aircraft, 70% new‑generation.