Easyjet Tighten Their Belts

The low-cost airline easyjet are to cut their flights this winter to enable them to eliminate some of their costs as profit margains fall by what is projected to be possibly 45% as the fuel price hike really hits home.

The airline have responded to the announcement by stating that their fuel bills this year have risen by £185 million. The move to cut flights is similar to that made by their chief rival, low-cost carrier Ryanair.

Published by: Jon Vickery