EasyJet’s September numbers ‘in line with expectations’

Tuesday, 07 Oct, 2005 0

EasyJet saw a 16.5% rise in passengers to 2.7 million in September over the same month last year.

The airline’s load factor declined marginally from 86.9% to 86.4% in the month.

Total revenue in the 12 months to September was £1,342 million, up from £1,091 million the previous year with passengers up 21% to 29.5 million.

Chief executive Ray Webster said: “September passenger growth was in line with expectations.

“On top of double digit volume growth, unit revenue (total revenue per seat flown) for the full year has increased by 2.1% vs. last year. We re-iterate our guidance from August: that we expect reported pre-tax profit for the year ended September 2005 to be broadly in line with last year.”

Report by Phil Davies 



 

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