AFCOM takes advantage of cargo disruptions, experiencing a significant profit increase for FY26.

AFCOM Holdings reported significant revenue and profit growth for the quarter and financial year ending March 2026, driven by increased demand for charter operations amid disruptions in international air freight due to conflicts in the Middle East. The Chennai-based cargo airline's fourth-quarter income surged by 87.8% to Rs 1.92 billion, with a net profit rise of 72.85% to Rs 446.6 million. For the full year, total income climbed 143.86% to Rs 5.88 billion. AFCOM expanded its charter services and operational footprint, enhancing its capacity and contributing to Chennai's cargo growth, while adopting Indian Accounting Standards for improved compliance.