easyJet delivers half year results in line with expectations

Airline easyJet has posted revenue per seat growth (at constant currency) of around 8.5 per cent for the half year ended March 31st, driven in part by stronger than anticipated late bookings in the run up to Easter.

Airline easyJet has posted revenue per seat growth (at constant currency) of around 8.5 per cent for the half year ended March 31st, driven in part by stronger than anticipated late bookings in the run up to Easter.

The figure was approximately 1.5 percentage points higher due to the timing of Easter which fell a week earlier than in 2012.

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