Tuesday 22 Sep, 2026

The low-cost airline has secured liquidity for a ”prolonged crisis”

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After securing several loans, Easyjet now has sufficient liquidity to cope with a "prolonged" crisis, but it is still unclear how long it will take before commercial flights can resume, the low-cost airline writes in a so-called trading update for the first half of the year.

Source: Nyhetsbyrån Direkt

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