EasyJet is investing in A320neo-family aircraft that can carry more passengers and reduce seat costs.
Credit: Airbus
UK-based LCC easyJet started life in 1995 with 70 staff and two wet-leased Boeing 737-200s flying domestic routes between London Luton (LTN) and Scotland. Almost 30 years on, easyJet has grown to operate over 300 Airbus aircraft on nearly 1,000 routes. What happens next? “We have a crystal-clear...
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