EasyJet nosedives into the red with first ever full-year loss
The airline posted pre-tax losses of £1.27 billion for the year to September 30, after passenger numbers halved to 48.1 million due to the pandemic.
The airline posted pre-tax losses of £1.27 billion for the year to September 30, after passenger numbers halved to 48.1 million due to the pandemic.
The group said it is braced for underlying pre-tax losses for the year to September 30 of between £815 million and £845 million.
EasyJet has announced plans to close its bases at Stansted, Southend and Newcastle airports.