Easyjet has posted big losses on the back of months of UK airport hold-ups.
The Luton-based airline, which flies out of many of the UK’s biggest airports, said it made a £114 million loss before tax in the three months to June 30 - when airport disruption was at its worst.
It comes a day after fellow airline Ryanair said it had achieved a first-quarter profit of around £145 million despite airport disruption and a hit from the Ukraine war. But Ryanair warned its full-year outlook would be hard to predict.
