EasyJet's fiscal first-half deficit widens to $187 million
EasyJet A319. Photo: Courtesy, Airbus. EasyJet nearly doubled its net loss for the six months ended March 31 to £114 million ($186.6 million) from a £59 million deficit in the year-ago period, owing to sharply rising fuel costs, cautious consumers and passenger taxes. CEO Carolyn McCall pointed out...
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