Airlines in Singapore see a softening of a pilot’s revenue

Airlines in Singapore reported a mixed group of results for its air operations in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2025/26, with the total demand for goods remain flexible, but revenues continue to face the decline pressure.

According to the latest financial disclosure of the group, AirFeright revenues decreased slightly by $ 10 million, by 1.9 percent compared to the same period last year. This is primarily due to a 4.4 percent decrease in the cargo crop, which fell to 34.5 cents per ton. While the charging sizes improved, the rate in which the capacity grew out of demand, which prompted the pregnancy factors to the bottom in a marginal way.
In the three months ending June 30, SIA carried 289.4 million kilograms of goods and mail, an increase of 5.7 percent on an annual basis. However, the cargo loading factor decreased by 0.8 percentage points to 56.9 percent. This slight decrease was the result of an increase of 4.2 percent in the available capacity, compared to the growth of 2.8 percent in actual cargo pregnancy.

Nevertheless, the airline managed to reduce the cost of the goods unit by 1.5 percent, reducing it to 19.8 cents per ton. However, the Cargo Breakeven loading factor has risen to 57.4 percent – higher than the actual download factor, indicating the persistence of profitability in this sector.

SIA currently runs a dedicated fleet of seven aircraft, which supports a 133 -year charging network across 38 countries and regions. The diverse approach of the group and global reaching the storage of some fluctuations seen in specific markets helped, especially since the opposite winds of global trade are continuous definitions and changing geopolitical conditions.

In its outlook, the airline admitted the upcoming challenges, noting that “the continuous definitions led to an unexpected and inconceivable demand” in the shipping space. However, Sia is still confident of its ability to respond with light movement. The report stated: “The various network in the group and its heads reduces its exposure to specific areas or sectors in the market, and will continue to adapt its ability and seize opportunities when it appears.”

While the atmosphere of the work witnessed some softening, everything was depression. SIA referred to its strong public budget, as shareholders’ shares rose to $ 15.8 billion and the cash reserves are still strong at 7.8 billion US dollars. The airline also confirmed its continued investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and digital capabilities as part of a long -term strategy to remain able to compete.

Airlines in Singapore believes that softening it in flight revenues appeared for the first time in the week of air cargo.