EasyJet holidays delivered a headline profit before tax of £61 million during the six months to the end of March off the back of a 50% increase in pre-tax earnings to £48 million.
The operator's first half (H1) result was driven by a 22% increase in easyJet holidays customers from just over one million to 1.3 million, which resulted in a 30% year-on-year increase in holidays revenue from £400 million to £518 million, as well as "margin improvements" including an 8% increase in average selling price.
