Budget airline easyJet said it expected third-quarter capacity to be 90% of pre-pandemic levels as it narrowed half-year loses.
The company on Thursday reported a pre-tax loss of £557m compared with £645m a year earlier. Revenue surged to £1.5bn from £240m as Covid restrictions were eased.
EasyJet forecast final-quarter capacity on sale to be 97% of 2019 levels, with load factors expected to more than 90%.
It also pulled further guidance for the current fiscal year “given the continued level of short-term uncertainty”.
“Customers are booking closer to departure and visibility remains limited,” the company said.
