EasyJet holidays made a pre-tax profit of more than £35 million during its first full year of operations thanks to its “continued outperformance”.
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EasyJet boss Johan Lundgren highlighted the tour operator’s “profitable contribution” during the financial year ending on 30 September.
Lundgren made the comment as Luton-based easyJet announced an expected full-year loss of between £170 million and £190 million in a trading update.
“Our step change in ancillary revenue has continued to deliver, alongside easyJet holidays making a profitable contribution in its first full year of operations,” said Lundgren.
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