Spanish air distribution specialist Euroairlines Group has reported a strong first half of 2025, posting revenue of more than €11 million ($12.8 million), a 118% increase compared to the same period last year.
The company’s growth has been fuelled by an ambitious global expansion strategy. During the first six months of the year, Euroairlines signed agreements with eight new airlines, entered two new strategic markets, Austria and Panama, and integrated operations in an additional 18 markets.
Its international presence has also strengthened across key regions. The company expanded its footprint in Central America and Africa, launched direct flights between Paris and Punta Cana, and enhanced its position in Asia by integrating the Abacus distribution channel and forming partnerships with major regional aggregators.
“International expansion is a key part of our strategy, alongside the implementation of AI across all our processes,” said Antonio Lopez-Lazaro, CEO of Euroairlines Group. “Consolidating our presence in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, with the goal of reaching 100 markets, allows us to connect more destinations and offer more comprehensive air distribution solutions to our partners and clients.”
Looking ahead, Euroairlines plans to accelerate its momentum in the second half of the year by adding more airline partners, increasing its visibility on search engines, and launching cargo operations. It will also begin the second phase of its charter services, linking additional European cities with Punta Cana and Cancún, further strengthening its role as a key connector between Europe and the Caribbean.
The company’s rapid rise has been notable. From around €300,000 in revenue in 2022, Euroairlines is projected to close 2025 with €30 million, representing a CAGR of 216%.
“These results confirm that our strategy works: diversification, innovation, and international expansion with a consolidated portfolio of over 50 clients,” explained López-Lázaro. “Most importantly, we are only at the beginning of our journey. Our 2026-2028 strategic and investment plan will enable us to achieve financial targets of a 10% gross margin and 5% EBITDA.”
With its agile model and growing global reach, Euroairlines is positioning itself among the ‘big four’ in air distribution.
