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EasyJet passenger numbers up 14% last month
Thursday, 07 Nov, 2007
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EasyJet saw passenger numbers rise by 14% to 3.34 million in October over the same month last year.
The rise from 2.93 million meant that the airline carried 37.6 million passengers in the 12 month period, up 13.5% from 33.1 million a year earlier.
The load factor for October of 82.5% was marginally down on the 83.2% achieved the same month a year ago
The airline is to announce its preliminary financial results for the year to September 30 on November 20.
by Phil Davies
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