Aviation services provider Air T's Q3 revenue falls on lower component sales

Reuters02-14 06:10
Aviation services provider <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/AIRT">Air T</a>'s Q3 revenue falls on lower component sales

Overview

  • American aviation portfolio's fiscal Q3 revenue fell 9% yr/yr

  • EPS for fiscal Q3 was $(0.91), down from $(0.47) last year

Outlook

  • Company did not provide specific financial guidance for future quarters in press release

Result Drivers

  • REX ACQUISITION - Acquisition of Rex Regional Airlines contributed $5.2 mln in revenue but incurred a net loss of $1.5 mln due to fixed costs and integration expenses

  • COMPONENT SALES DECLINE - Decrease in commercial aircraft segment revenue attributed to lower component sales at Contrail

  • GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT GROWTH - Segment revenue increased 8% due to higher sales of high-lift catering equipment

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q3 Revenue

$71.10 mln

Q3 EPS

-$0.91

Q3 Adjusted EBITDA

$200,000

Q3 Operating Income

-$3.80 mln

Press Release: ID:nACSdHjfba

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