08
Aug
Turkish Airlines reported a net profit of USD 197 million in the second quarter of 2026, overcoming the adverse impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East through dynamic capacity management, higher passenger demand and strong cargo performance. The airline's total revenue rose 20.5 per cent year-on-year to USD 7.2 billion, while cargo revenue surged 58 per cent to nearly USD 1.3 billion as Turkish Cargo capitalised on increased global demand despite disruptions in air freight capacity. The carrier said its EBITDAR margin reached 12.6 per cent, exceeding its guidance of 8 per cent, while passenger load factor climbed…
