ASL Aviation reports profits of €43.6m on revenues of €1.13bn

20 September 2022

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Dublin, 20th September 2022 – Irish headquartered global aviation services group ASL Aviation Holdings has posted strong financial results for 2021, with revenues up 24.4% on 2020.

ASL Aviation Holdings filing this week incorporates results from the Group’s four European airlines in Ireland, Belgium, France ...

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