Brussels Airlines posts €70 million adjusted EBIT loss in H1 2026 as fuel costs jump €64 million
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Brussels Airlines posted a €70m H1 2026 adjusted EBIT loss, driven mainly by a €64m YoY jump in fuel costs amid U.S.-Iran-related oil volatility, alongside demand disruption from an East Africa Ebola outbreak and third-party strikes. The report underscores margin sensitivity for airlines to energy inputs and operational disruptions, reinforcing near-term attention on crude-driven cost pressure across transport and travel-linked equities.
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Brussels Airlines reported an adjusted core operating loss (adjusted EBIT) of €70 million for the first half of 2026, down 50% from a year earlier, as fuel costs rose sharply. The carrier said fuel costs alone increased €64 million year on year amid oil-price volatility linked to the U.S.-Iran war, while an Ebola outbreak in East Africa and third-party strikes also weighed on results, according to Reuters. Passenger numbers and flights rose 8.1% and 5.5% respectively, and revenue increased 9.5%, but the gains did not offset cost pressure. The developments add strain to the airline’s profitability.
