EasyJet recorded a £377 million loss after tax for the first half of its financial year ending in 2026, up 27 percent from the prior year. Revenue grew 12 percent to £3.95 billion while passenger numbers increased 6 percent and load factor reached 90 percent. The results coincide with a £25 million increase in fuel costs linked to the Iran conflict and an 80 percent rise in European jet fuel prices.