Low-cost airline easyJet said it expects lower half-year losses after a strong start to the ski season and record numbers of business travellers.
The Luton-based carrier last month achieved the milestone of flying 10 million business passengers over the past year, and hopes this will increase further after completing the roll-out of seat allocation.
EasyJet posted a 9.2% rise in revenues to £833m over the three months to the end of December after flying 13.7 million passengers, up 6.2% on a year earlier.
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