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Azores Airlines reduces loss to 37.1 MEPhoto by Matheus Figueiredo on Pexels
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Azores Airlines reduces loss to 37.1 ME

Açoriano Oriental5 September 2026 at 01:00

Azores Airlines managed to reduce its loss to 37.1 million euros in the first half of the year. The Azorean airline is the main focus of this news, which highlights an improvement in the company's financial results.

The first half results were highlighted in this Saturday's edition of the Açoriano Oriental newspaper. The Azorean regional newspaper is the source that discloses this information about the airline's performance.

The reduction in the loss indicates a positive trend in the company's financial management, although the numbers still show significant losses. The value of 37.1 million euros represents a decrease compared to previous periods.

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