Geneva Airport has reported a drop in profit in 2025 and growing financial losses due to the Middle East conflict and reduced flights. + Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox The management company Genève Aéroport closed last year with a turnover of CHF539 million ($681 million), up 1% on the previous year, while passenger numbers stood at 17.9 million, essentially stable (+0.3%) and close to pre-pandemic levels. Net profit, on the other hand, dropped to CHF53 million, down from CHF55 million in 2024. The company nevertheless considers the result satisfactory, in a context of very moderate traffic growth. Also weighing on the accounts this year could be the war in Iran. According to the chairman of the management Jean-François de Saussure, there has been a slowdown in travel to the Middle East since the end of March: eleven airlines operating to countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Israel and Lebanon have reduced or suspended flights, resulting in …