Qatar Airways Cargo posted its strongest financial performance of the 2024–25 fiscal year, driven by heightened demand for air freight amid continued supply chain disruptions.

The carrier as a Group also said last fiscal year's results were the "strongest" in its history.

"Qatar Airways has delivered a remarkable financial performance, recording a 17% growth in revenue and achieving the best financial results since the COVID period," Qatar Airways said.

"This is attributed to its agility in adapting to shifting market conditions, a focus on investing in digitalisation, deeper data-driven analyses, and its best-in-class reliability."

The airline group, meanwhile, reported profit reaching QAR7.85bn (approximately US$2.15 billion) in the 24/25 fiscal year – an increase of more than QAR1.7bn (US$0.5 billion) on the year before.

"Qatar Airways Group has announced the strongest set of financial results in its history," the airline group said.

The airline also enumerated key highlights of Qatar Airways Group's performance over the last financial year including the record-breaking 28% increase in profit, becoming the first global airline, and first in MENA region, to install Starlink super-fast WiFi on its Boeing 777 fleet; acquiring 25% minority stake in Virgin Australia, another 25% acquisition of South African premier regional airline, Airlink, and the introduction of conversational AI into its world-first digital cabin crew, Sama.

"Looking ahead, Qatar Airways also recently made historic aircraft and engine orders, ensuring that its already modern and technologically-advanced fleet remains at the forefront of commercial aviation, providing world-leading service to passengers across the globe," it said.