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easyJet’s Financial Performance Results in Loss at Half Year 2024-25

Amuthan Chandrarajan
Last updated: 6 June 2025 20:30
By Amuthan Chandrarajan
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easyJet’s financial performance has resulted in a loss in the 6 months up to 31st March 2025. To make matters worse, the loss has increased from the same time in the previous year. In the first half year 2024- 25, easyJet’s financial performance resulted in a pre-tax loss of 394 million pounds as opposed to a 350 million pounds loss at the same time in the previous year.

As one can see the extent of the loss has increased by 12.6%. In terms of revenue however, easyJet’s half year performance has improved with its group revenue rising to 3.534 billion pounds which is an 8% improvement on the same time in the previous year, suggesting that the company is attracting more customers.

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easyJet’s financial performance has improved in terms of revenue. © easyJet

Previous Performance

It does appear that easyJet’s present performance does not tally up to its performance previously. In the six months up to 31st March 2024 easyJet’s half year loss was an improvement on the six months up to 31st March 2023 by 15%. This was good news for the company, even though it was still loss making at the time.

In addition, the company also fared well in the end of year 2023-24 results where there was a 34% increase in profit when compared to the previous year. This shows that the improvement in easyJet’s financial performance in the previous year did bode well for the end of year results.

Despite reporting a loss, the company could bounce back. After all the situation has not been easy for any airline in the past few years. The pandemic took a terrible toll on many as governments restricted international travel to curb the spread of Covid-19. Profits plummeted as demand for air travel slumped.

To make matters worse once pandemic restrictions were lifted airports and airlines were unable to cope with the surge in demand as there were staff shortages. This is because there were mass layoffs during the pandemic when demand was less. easyJet’s financial performance was also affected by this. However, the airline was credited with voluntarily reducing flight numbers to ease the resulting congestion at airports before mandatory restrictions came in.

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easyJet’s half year performance is now further in the red. © easyJet

The Company’s Response

The company is overall optimistic about its half year performance. It says that the timing of Easter as well as certain one-off expenses may have meant that there was a reduction in profit when compared to last year. However, if this is taken into account then there is in fact a slight reduction in the loss compared to the same time in the previous year.

Chief Executive Officer Kenton Jarvis said:

“We remain focused on delivering another record summer this year, expecting to drive strong earnings growth as we continue to progress towards our target of sustainably generating over £1 billion of annual profit before tax.”

As one can see, easyJet seems to be optimistic about its financial performance. However, its half year performance has moved further into the red. We hope that the situation improves and that easyJet meets its goals. We will have to wait to see how this progresses.

All in all therefore, easyJet has moved further into the red but the company remains optimistic. What are your views on easyJet’s half year performance?

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Amuthan Chandrarajan
ByAmuthan Chandrarajan
Aviation Reporter - Amuthan has a background in residential and commercial real estate. He also has a keen interest in aviation and travel and has visited many countries. Amuthan has a sound knowledge of business and finance.  He has gained a Master of Business Administration and has become a Chartered Management Accountant. 
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