The company posted a net profit of 1.112 mln euros for January through March, versus a net loss of 705,500 euros a year ago, according to its first-quarter performance report.
Aviation revenue surged by 43.3 % y-o-y to 4.741 mln euros and non-aviation revenue went up by 3.6% to 2.458 mln euros.
The three airports served 1.06 mln passengers and 12,100 aircraft during the first quarter, up by 14% and 10%, respectively, from a year ago.