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EasyJet holidays 'on track' to achieve £250 million profit target early

Operators
James Chapple
22 May 2025

EasyJet holidays is "on track" to hit its £250 million profit target earlier than originally anticipated and to grow its share of the UK holiday market to nearly 10%, its airline parent has said.

EasyJet will station three aircraft in Newcastle next year (Credit: iStock / georgeclerk)

EasyJet’s in-house operator delivered a £44 million profit during the first half of the year (six months to 31 March 2025), a £13 million year-on-year increase (+42%).

The group in October 2023 disclosed a medium-term target of £1 billion profit before tax (PBT), of which easyJet holidays would deliver "more than £250 million PBT".

In a first-half trading update issued on Thursday (22 May), easyJet said easyJet holidays was "on track for early delivery of the medium-term target of >£250 million PBT".