Chief executive Johan Lundgren said on Thursday (19 May) the budget carrier expected to operate 90% of 2019 capacity in the airline’s third quarter (six months to 30 June) and 97% in Q4 (three months to 30 September).
EasyJet holidays, meanwhile, is "on track", said Lundgren, to carry more than 1.1 million customers in the year to 30 September, which would see it become the UK’s third largest tour operator after Tui and Jet2holidays.