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AIRT vs CCL: core financials compared

Air T, Inc. vs Carnival Corporation · AIRT FY2026 (ended 2026-03-31) vs CCL FY2025 (ended 2025-11-30) · computed from SEC XBRL filings

AIRT and CCL are evenly matched, each leading on 2 of the directional core metrics.
MetricAIRT
FY2026 · 2026-03-31
CCL
FY2025 · 2025-11-30
Revenue$327.1M$26.62B
Revenue growth (YoY)12.1%6.4%
Operating margin-3.4%16.8%
Net margin23.8%10.4%
FCF margin-12.7%9.8%
Capex % of revenue5.0%13.6%

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Each column is that company's OWN annual period, labeled above with its fiscal year and period end. CCL's is the annual period ending closest to AIRT's 2026-03-31: where CCL has already filed a fiscal year AIRT has not, this comparison uses CCL's matching period rather than that later one. Fiscal calendars differ across companies, so two matching fiscal years can still end months apart, on either side of each other: past 183 days no winner is called, and past 400 days the column reads "n.m." throughout and nothing is compared across it. Green = better on that metric where direction is unambiguous. Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL (10-K). "n/a" = not disclosed under mapped tags; never estimated. Informational benchmarking, not investment advice. © CompsDesk / Sam Arora.