Brexit gives easyJet handy excuse for summer blues

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EasyJet has boarded the Brexit blame bandwagon. Throw in rising fuel costs and the chances of more air-traffic control disruption, and a repeat of last year’s high-flying performance looks unlikely, says edwardcropley:

EasyJet said on April 1 that results for the six months to March would be in line with expectations, but that demand and pricing for the low-cost carrier’s flights were suffering from jitters over Brexit and a weaker European economic outlook.

The airline blamed “many unanswered questions about Brexit” for weaker customer demand and said revenue per seat in the second half of the year, to Sept. 31, would be only slightly higher than the same period in 2018. EasyJet shares were down 7.6 percent to 10.32 pounds by 0857 GMT on April 1. Earlier, the stock hit a two-year low of 10.23 pounds. Shares in rival Ryanair were down 5.5 percent at 11.1 euros.

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