Overview
- The airline carried 25.2 million passengers in the quarter, with load factor up two percentage points to 90%.
- EasyJet holidays grew customers by 20% and generated £50 million pre-tax profit on £311 million of revenue.
- Management reported the strongest January sales in the company’s history, with summer seats 22% sold and holidays 47% sold.
- The company expects higher 2026 costs from environmental charges, wages and airport fees, partly offset by operational efficiencies and favourable fuel prices.
- Talks with Starlink about onboard Wi‑Fi continue but are on hold on cost grounds, and the ASA upheld a complaint over how larger cabin baggage charges were presented.