The airline and operator on Thursday (6 July) revealed a pre-tax profit of £371 million for its 2022/23 full-year (year to 31 March 2023), a wholesale swing from a £389 million loss in its previous full-year.
This also compares with a £153 million pre-tax profit in its 2019/20 full-year (year to 31 March 2020), which was only marginally affected by the onset of the pandemic.
Jet2.com flew 16.22 million passengers during its latest reporting period on a load factor of 90.5%, with package holiday customers representing nearly two-thirds (65%) of those who travelled with the company, up from 51.3% a year earlier and 13.2 percentage points ahead of 2019/20.
