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easyJet shows 7% October passenger rise
Thursday, 07 Nov, 2006
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easyJet carried 7.3% more passengers in October at 2.9 million than the same month last year.
But the budget carrier’s load factor dropped by 2.4 points to 83.2% in the month.
Total revenues in the 12 months ending October were up by more than 20% year-on-year to £1,640 million, with passengers carried rising by almost 11% to 33 million.
The airline announces its preliminary results for the year ending September 30 on November 14.
Report by Phil Davies
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