The airline, working in partnership with Airbus, has laid out an indicative timetable for operating a fully electric fleet.
“These are aims – some are progressive and some are conservative, but no one doubts this will happen,” said easyJet chief executive Johan Lundgren.
EasyJet on Tuesday (19 November) pledged to offset fuel emissions from all its flights with immediate effect at a cost of approximately £25 million over the next year.
However, it is predicted the cost of this net-zero carbon pledge will increase significantly in the future, possibly by as much as 10 times.
