Highlights

• Flight Centre revised FY26 underlying profit before tax guidance to AUD 275–295 million, down from prior expectations, citing temporary disruption in Middle East leisure travel routes.
• The company announced an up to AUD 200 million on-market buyback, signaling capital confidence despite near-term earnings pressure.
• Corporate travel operations continued to expand profit contribution, partially offsetting weakness in leisure segments affected by booking delays and route disruptions.

Flight Centre Travel Group Limited (ASX:FLT) shares traded at AUD 12.20 on 17 June 2026, reflecting an intraday gain of 3.26%. The movement followed the company’s ASX announcement revising…