The airline on Tuesday (20 July) revealed it has sold significantly more of its intra-EU capacity compared to ex-UK capacity, blaming the uncertainty around the UK’s travel rules.
However, it said it expected the situation to converge now the UK government has waived quarantine for fully vaccinated amber list arrivals.
Posting its third-quarter results on Tuesday (three months to 30 June), easyJet said its "disciplined" approach to capacity and cost management guided the airline to a £318 million pre-tax quarterly loss, an improvement of 8% on the same period last year (£347 million) during which its fleet was fully grounded "for all but two weeks".
