Budget airline easyJet says losses will be better than expected after seeing a big increase in bookings.
The Luton-based operator – which flies out of UK airports such as Birmingham, Stansted, Manchester and Newcastle – said it had seen a record surge in bookings since the start of the year.
Headline pre-tax losses, it said, narrowed to £133 million in the last three months of 2022, compared to £213 million a year earlier.
