Jet2 Profit 2025: Record £593.2m PBT and 16.5p Dividend
A clear breakdown of Jet2's FY2025 revenue, profit, passenger growth, dividend and strategic expansion, with links to the source documents.
This article covers information on Jet2 PLC.
LON:JET2Jet2's FY2025 results at a glance
Jet2 plc reported record passenger numbers, revenue and profitability for the year ended 31 March 2025, with revenue of £7,173.5m and profit before tax of £593.2m, according to the company's FY2025 final results.
Jet2 lists its Annual Report & Accounts 2025 as released on 4 August 2025 on its reports and presentations page.
Revenue, profit and earnings
The headline figures were:
- According to Jet2's FY2025 final results, revenue rose 15% to £7,173.5m from £6,255.3m.
- Operating profit increased 4% to £446.5m, according to the final results announcement.
- Profit before tax rose 12% to £593.2m, while profit after tax increased 12% to £446.8m, as shown in Jet2's reported results.
- Basic earnings per share increased 15% to 213.1p, according to the FY2025 results.
Is 16.5p the final dividend?
No. The 16.5p figure is Jet2's total dividend per share for FY2025, while the final dividend was 12.1p, according to the company's final results.
That distinction matters when comparing the annual dividend with the final payment alone.
Passenger growth supported the result
Total flown passengers increased 12% to 19.77m, according to Jet2's FY2025 final results.
Package-holiday customers rose 8% to 6.58m, while flight-only passengers increased 18% to 6.62m, as detailed in the same results announcement.
Jet2 also said more than 66% of flown passengers took an end-to-end package holiday during FY2025 in its final results.
New bases and fleet investment
Jet2's FY2025 final results say the Bournemouth and London Luton launches took the UK base network to 13, putting 85% of the UK population within a 90-minute drive of a Jet2 base.
Jet2 added seven new Airbus A321neo aircraft during the year and had received 14 by the year-end, according to the final results announcement.
The expansion supports future capacity, but investors still need to watch whether demand and pricing keep pace with the larger operation.
Cash and debt
At 31 March 2025, Jet2 reported total cash and money market deposits of £3,155.8m, including £1,096.9m of Own Cash, while net cash increased 17% to £2,017.9m, according to its FY2025 final results.
That financial position gives the company room to invest, although fleet expansion remains capital-intensive and the travel market can change quickly.
What about the interim results PDF?
Jet2's Interim Results 2025 PDF covers the half year ended 30 September 2025, which is HY26 compared with HY25 rather than the FY2025 full year discussed above.
In that half year, revenue increased 5% to £5,342.2m and profit before tax increased 1% to £800.3m, according to the interim results.
The investor takeaway
Jet2's FY2025 figures show a business growing revenue, profit and passenger numbers while investing in new bases and aircraft. The less certain part is what comes next: investors should watch pricing, demand, capacity discipline and the cost of delivering the fleet plan rather than assuming another record year is automatic.
Related reading: MAG's annual results and major investment programme.
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