Sevenair Group announced oficial financial results of 2021 which registered an increase of 37% of revenue and an EBITDA increase of 263%.
“2021 was a year where all industries were still much affected by the pandemic and in particular the aviation industry and considering that is with a lot of pride that we see these results. They are fruit of the coninuous efforts of all that integrate our companies and are part of Sevenair family.”
We must highlight the performance of Sevenair Academy, the groups division fully dedicated to aviation training with a specialfocus on pilot training. Having grown year on year since 2017 and 18% in 2020, the results of 2021 couldn’t be better. Revenues increased and the EBITDA increased 261% for over €2 million Euros.
These results give us the confidence to proceed on the current path and with the future projects we have idealized. They also show us that we have followed a mostly correct path so far.
We also believe that is a very positive sign to all that want to pursue training or other services with us to see the financial stability we have and which can guarantee them that we are solid and a valued partner to trust.
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