In the first six months of this year, ITA Airways improved its operating result by almost 50%. The bottom line, however, remains in the red, net of the positive — and extraordinary — effect of the favorable euro-dollar exchange rate. “But the airline is on the right track to break even as early as 2025,” says CEO and general manager Joerg Eberhart in a conversation with Corriere. Eberhart, who has been at the helm since last January — when Lufthansa acquired a 41% stake in ITA — does not hide the challenges, even though the summer quarter is closing with a profit.
Ita Airways narrows losses despite engine woes and grounded jets: CEO Eberhart eyes break-even by end 2025
In the first six months: €1.5 billion in revenue and a negative EBIT of €46 million, improved by almost 50%. The airline’s CEO: satisfied with domestic flights and South America






