Malaysia Aviation Group Reports Record Profit in 2025
Malaysia Aviation Group announces a net profit of RM137 million for 2025, marking significant growth and operational success.
Malaysia Aviation Group’s Impressive Earnings
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) recently revealed a remarkable net profit of RM137 million for the year ending December 31, 2025, which is more than double the RM54 million reported in 2024. This achievement marks the group’s fourth consecutive year of profitability, primarily due to careful execution and a commitment to cost management and operational efficiency.
The group’s EBITDA surged to RM1.6 billion, a substantial rise from RM788 million the previous year. Contributing factors include a stronger Malaysian ringgit, competitive fuel prices, and increased capacity in crucial markets. Total revenue saw a 6% growth, reaching RM14.5 billion, bolstered by ongoing travel demand and network optimization.
MAG’s available seat kilometers (ASK) grew by 16%, with passenger numbers climbing by 12% to 18.6 million, achieving an 81% passenger load factor. Despite facing hurdles in the early part of 2025, the group successfully rebuilt consumer trust and sustained strong performance throughout the year.
Operational Highlights
In the airline segment, Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB) experienced a 7% revenue increase year-on-year, reinstating services to Paris and Brisbane while enhancing frequencies in key markets. Firefly launched new international services and broadened domestic routes, whereas AMAL by Malaysia Airlines reported higher revenues due to increased passenger volumes.
The non-airline segment also thrived, with MAB Kargo and AeroDarat Services showing improved profits. MAB Engineering Services transitioned from a loss to profitability, and MAB Academy maintained its profitability despite rising operational costs.
Captain Nasaruddin A. Bakar, President and Group CEO of MAG, noted the successful conclusion of the Long-Term Business Plan 2.0 and the commencement of LTBP3.0, focusing on fleet modernization and operational resilience amidst market variabilities and geopolitical uncertainties.
This story was adapted from original press material and is presented for informational purposes.
