
Low-cost UK airline EasyJet saw its shares plunge on Thursday morning after the company reported widening losses but confirmed its targets for the financial year.
The airline’s headline loss before tax was £394 million (€467.3m) for the six months ending 31 March 2025, the first half of the company’s financial year ending in September 2025. This compares to £350m (€415.1m) for the previous year.