Wednesday 23 Sep, 2026

Profit warning from Easyjet – heading towards first year of loss ever

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British low-cost airline Easyjet, with Swedish CEO Johan Lundgren, warns that the company could make a loss of 845 million pounds this year, and the company now believes it needs more government support to get through the corona crisis.

This is the first time Easyjet has made a loss since it was founded in 1995. The airline has already cut 4,500 jobs and raised more than £600 million through aircraft sales.

Source: TT

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