TAP deepened its loss to 99.2 million euros in the first half of the year, a negative result that contrasts with the positive operational performance of the Portuguese airline.
The main cause of this worsening was the rise in fuel prices, which significantly pressured the company's operating costs during this period.
Despite the negative net result, TAP managed to increase its revenues in the first half, demonstrating revenue generation capacity even in a context of financial adversity.
Additionally, the airline achieved a record number of passengers carried in the first six months of the year, showing that the growth in demand for its services was not sufficient to offset the impact of rising fuel costs.
