Air Mauritius announced a net profit of €78.6 million for the year ending March 2026, representing MUR4.1 billion. This positive result was driven by several one-off accounting gains alongside reduced fuel costs and a favorable euro exchange rate. The carrier’s shareholders’ equity has turned positive for the initial time since the pandemic began. However, Air Mauritius cautioned about potential challenges stemming from ongoing fuel price pressures. Executives highlighted these headwinds as a significant factor impacting future financial performance despite the strong results.
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