EasyJet maintains full-year guidance after cutting first-quarter loss
UK-based low-cost carrier EasyJet cut its headline loss before tax by 52% during its fiscal first quarter, as it looks ahead to a 2025 peak season that should keep it on track for its medium-term full-year profit target of £1 billion ($1.2 billion).
Losses before taxes stood at £61 million, in the three months to December, down from £126 million in the period a year ...
EasyJet said it had halved its losses at the start of the winter season, as the low-cost airline was boosted by lower fuel ...
British airline Easyjet reported a smaller operating loss in its first quarter on Wednesday, as costs eased and holidaymakers ...
EasyJet To Have Nine More A320neos In Place By Peak Summer is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week Intelligence ...
Budget airline easyJet doesn't fly from Heathrow because of airport capacity constraints and high price of slots ...
Low-cost giant Easyjet expects to report a headling pre-tax profit of £709m in 2025, up from last year's £610m.
The budget airline says the potential expansion of Heathrow would mean cheaper flights and investment in fuel efficient ...
The budget carrier reported its pre-tax loss narrowed to £61m in the three months leading up to December 31, a significant ...
The FTSE 100 company reported its headline pre-tax losses slumped by 52 per cent to £61million in the three months ending ...
EasyJet Plc said it’s seeing growing bookings for its flights and holidays business for the main summer period, supporting ...
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