Losses at Irish airlines and EasyJet now top €3.6bn

EasyJet has seen its losses widen sharply in its current financial year.

EasyJet has seen its losses widen sharply in its current financial year.

Total financial losses across Irish airlines Ryanair and Aer Lingus and British carrier EasyJet have now topped €3.6bn since the start of the Covid crisis, which has decimated the international travel market over the last 14 months.

EasyJet has posted a £701m (€813m) first-half loss for the six months to the end of March, with the continued havoc caused by Covid dragging revenues for the period down 90% to £240m.

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