EasyJet is predicting “positive” summer demand that will help drive its earnings growth for the year while winter losses have been trimmed.
The two aircraft touched wings while taxiing (Credit: iStock)
Releasing its half-year results for the period ending 31 March 2024, alongside the announcement that chief executive Johan Lundgren is standing down, the airline said it had recorded a headline loss before tax of £350 million.
The £61 million year-on-year improvement has been driven by 12% capacity growth and flat unit costs, excluding fuel.
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