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General · 6 August 2026
Even though 21.2 million people flew with the airline, weaker ticket prices erased the €38.4m profit it made last year. Bosses are now shifting their planes out of the Middle East to focus on busy European routes to places like Spain. Company shares fell almost 5% on Thursday as it also confirmed engine issues are keeping 27 aircraft on the ground.
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