There is no sign of a slowdown in holiday bookings and revenues remain strong, according to the UK’s three most popular airlines, which said trading had held up in the face of political instability and the cost of living crisis.
British Airways’ owner, IAG, said there was “no indication of weakness” in bookings, as it guided higher than expected profits, while both Ryanair and easyJet said they were confident customers would continue to book with them in the year ahead.
