trainline said thursday that it swung to a pretax profit in fiscal 2023 on significantly higher ticket sales as it bounced back from the effects of the covid19 pandemic the uk company which runs a digital platform for buying rail and bus tickets said that for the year ended feb 28 its pretax profit was 221 million pounds 278 million compared with a pretax loss of gbp155 million for fiscal 2022 revenue rose to gbp3271 million from gbp1885 million the year before reflecting strong ticket sales growth particularly in the uk and international consumer businesses net ticket salesa key metric for the companyrose to gbp432 billion from gbp252 billion a year earlier the company expects growth in both net ticket sales and revenue for fiscal 2024 to be in the range of 13 to 22 with the arrival of carrier competition in europe we are positioning ourselves as the aggregator of choice and this has helped international consumer become a 1 billion euro 111 billion net ticket sales business our footprint expansion is particularly evident in spain where our sales are now four times higher than before market liberalization chief executive jody ford said