Net profit for the three months to the end of June was 99m euros ($122m; £77m), down 29% on the 139m euros the company made a year earlier.
Traffic growth and an increase in average air fares helped to increase revenue by 11% to 1.28bn euros.
The airline had previously warned that higher fuel costs would dent profits in the second quarter.
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