Emirates Sky Cargo - Financial and Operational Performance

Financial and Operational Performance

Emirates and SkyCargo financial and operational performance
Year ended Cargo carried (thousand tonne-km) Turnover (AEDm) Expenditure (AEDm) Net profit/loss (AEDm)
31 March 1997 159.4 1,198.7 1,097.1 101.623
31 March 1998 200.1 4,089.1 3,826.7 262.413
31 March 1999 214.2 4,442.9 4,130.2 312.959
31 March 2000 269.9 5,113.8 4,812.9 300.900
31 March 2001 335.2 6,417.3 5,970.7 421.825
31 March 2002 400.6 7,274.6 6,783.7 468.231
31 March 2003 525.2 9,709.7 8,749.6 906.747
31 March 2004 659.8 13,286.3 11,602.1 1,573.511
31 March 2005 838.4 18,130.9 15,628.3 2,407.385
31 March 2006 1,018.5 23,050.9 20,489.6 2,474.97
31 March 2007 1,155.9 29,839.6 26,675.9 3,096.4
31 March 2008 1,282.1 40,196.6 35,121.7 5,020.4
31 March 2009 1,408.3 44,188.9 43,143.4 981.7

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