Hitwise Feature: Easyjet tops internet hits
EasyJet topped last week’s list of most visited UK airline sites following a strong performance in the FTSE. This mirrors the experience of Lastminute.com, which topped the accommodation sites in the previous week after reporting a surge in its share price.
EasyJet, whose shares moved ahead 14.75p to 225.5p on Monday, took 28% of the market share.
No-frills carriers dominate the top ten, taking half the slots. Ryanair is close behind easyJet with 24% share, after which there is a drop off to British Airways with 16%. Bmi’s no-frills off-spring, bmibaby, has taken over it’s parent, with a 7% share over bmi’s 5%.
Top UK Airline sites, week ending 21st June 2003
For more information about Hitwise statistics, please contact Jannie Cahill, Hitwise UK Ltd, Tel: +44 (0)20 7378 3619; E-mail: [email protected]
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