Net profit of 153.6 million for Zurich Airport

Zurich Airport once again posted a profit in 2022. The company was able to achieve a net profit of 153.6 million Swiss francs. This is an increase of 16.3% compared to the previous year.

Zurich Airport has managed to increase its revenues and reduce its costs to achieve such a profit. An important factor in the success was the increase in passenger numbers. In 2022, a total of 31.5 million passengers used Zurich Airport, a 4.5% increase over the previous year.

Reduction of operating costs and optimization of processes at Zurich Airport

Other factors that have contributed to the airport's profit include the reduction of operating costs and the optimization of processes. Through careful planning and efficient processes, Zurich Airport was able to reduce its costs while maintaining the quality of its services.

Zurich Airport's 2022 profit shows that the company can continue to operate successfully despite the challenges posed by the COVID 19 pandemic. The pandemic has undoubtedly had an impact on the aviation industry, but Zurich Airport has adapted well to the challenges and taken steps to minimize the impact.

Zurich Airport: Plan for the future

Going forward, Zurich Airport will continue to work hard to continue its success. The company will strive to improve its customer service and further optimize its processes to operate more efficiently. At the same time, it will focus on adapting to the changes that will occur in the aviation industry and preparing for the future.

Overall, Zurich Airport winning in 2022 is positive news for the company and for the aviation industry in general. It shows that it is possible to be successful even in difficult times if you work hard and pursue effective strategies. We can look forward to seeing how Zurich Airport will develop in the coming years.

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