Singapore Airlines posts record S$5.5bn Q3 revenue and 26% operating profit rise, but net profit plunges ~69%

Singapore Airlines reported record Q3 revenue of S$5.5 billion and a 26% rise in operating profit, driven by strong passenger demand, yet net profit plunged about 69% year‑on‑year. The decline reflects a one‑off gain in the prior year and material losses at associate Air India.

Discovered 2026-02-24T02:06:19.870675-08:00 | 2026-02-24T02:06:19.870675-08:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • Record quarterly revenue (S$5.5bn) and a 26% uplift in operating profit were offset by a roughly 69% year‑on‑year drop in net profit, signaling divergence between operating performance and bottom‑line comparators.
  • The net decline was amplified by a one‑off gain in the prior year and material losses at associate Air India; see the reporting on Air India’s record losses (source:de583309-caa4-4721-8461-26c5d7019117).
  • Singapore Airlines has strengthened liquidity by pricing S$500m of long‑dated notes earlier this year, a capital markets move that provides funding context to the results (source:c7d20e85-fec6-4067-9f83-348e781e696f).

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