Revenue declined YoY by approximately 34.8% and QoQ by about 6.2%, from the prior period, underscoring weaker demand or mix challenges in FlyE’s core mobility offerings. Gross profit fell 38.0% YoY and 11.7% QoQ, reflecting pressure on cost of goods sold and product mix despite a relatively healthy gross margin basis of 42.4%. Operating income deteriorated by 223.9% YoY and 60.0% QoQ, signaling significant fixed-cost leverage and higher operating expenses relative to revenue. Net income declined 392.2% YoY and 193.5% QoQ, resulting in a loss per share of -$1.50. EBITDA was negative at -$0.44 million, with an EBITDARatio of -0.083. Management commentary (where available) typically emphasizes cash burn reduction and strategic positioning; however, explicit forward guidance was not disclosed in the provided materials. The company carries a substantial debt load ($17.996 million total debt; long-term debt of $9.31 million and short-term debt of $8.69 million) and a negative free cash flow profile, highlighting liquidity risk unless operating performance improves.