In a trading statement covering the six months to 31 March, easyJet said it expected a pre-tax loss of £340-£360 million for the winter period, which is traditionally loss-making. The exception is easyJet holidays, which is forecast to make a profit before tax of around £31 million, triple the previous year, following a 42% growth in sales.
Strong demand for packages set to ease easyJet's winter losses by £50m+
Operators
Gary Noakes
18 April 2024
EasyJet expects to reduce winter losses by more than £50 million, helped by “very strong” pricing, ancillary sales and its tour operation.
EasyJet holidays is on course to hit its £250 million profit target earlier than anticipated (Credit: iStock)
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