Costs up as Easyjet brings in extra planes

Budget airline easyJet said today it had been forced to draft in extra aircraft to fill in the gaps in its summer schedule.

Costs up as Easyjet brings in extra planes

Budget airline easyJet said today it had been forced to draft in extra aircraft to fill in the gaps in its summer schedule.

New chief executive Carolyn McCall said the temporary action to resolve “crewing issues in some parts of our network” would lift costs by up to 3% during the current financial year.

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