easyJet has reported a loss of £236 million in the six months to the end of March, compared to a £18m loss in the same period last year, while headline losses also deepened by £191m to £212m. The loss comes despite reported record passenger numbers to 33.8m – an increase of 9 per cent, with lo...
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