Air Greenland Group records EUR440,000 pretax profit in 2025
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Background ✨
Air Greenland revised its 2025 guidance to a pre-tax loss of DKK30 million, with Group CEO Jacob Nitter Sørensen saying it was adapting to a new operating reality and needed to improve regularity and disruption handling.1 In 2024, the group posted a DKK60.8 million pre-tax profit but incurred irregularity costs above DKK100 million amid volatile weather and Nuuk runway works, while it invested DKK475 million (2022-2026) linked to new runways.2 For 2026, it forecast a DKK60-70 million pre-tax profit, with Chair Malik Hegelund Olsen citing reduced start-up issues at Nuuk International Airport and expected punctuality gains.3