The carrier said on Tuesday (12 April) an ongoing focus on costs, including a firm grip on its network and strong sales of ancillary products, would result in easyJet trimming its half-year pre-tax loss to somewhere in the region of £535 million to £565 million.
The end of the UK’s core Covid travel restrictions in January prompted a "strong and sustained recovery in trading", said easyJet in a half-year trading update (six months to 31 March) on Tuesday (12 April).
