EasyJet holidays saw a 20% increase in customers during the last three months of 2025, and it says it is seeing ‘record levels’ of bookings for summer 2026.
The package holiday company returned a first-quarter pre-tax profit of £50 million following a 26% increase in revenue to £311m.
However, its parent airline easyJet made a headline pre-tax loss of £93m for the three months to the end of December, £32m higher than the previous year, despite a 9% increase in revenue to £1.36 billion.
EasyJet attributed the increased loss to ‘strategic investments’ in its Milan and Rome bases.
In a trading update today, EasyJet holidays revealed it is 97% sold for the first half of the year (six months to the end of March), with the average selling price up ‘high single digits’, and 47% sold for the second half (six months to the end of September).
“This year, the traditionally busy January booking period has seen record levels in both volume and revenue as bookings continue to build for summer 2026,” it said. “H2 2026 is 22% sold for the airline and 47% sold for holidays.”
EasyJet CEO Kenton Jarvis said: “We have seen continued demand for our flights and holidays over the last quarter, growing airline passenger numbers and load factor with easyJet holidays maintaining its strong growth trajectory, attracting 20% more customers year-on-year.
“Our focus on, and investment in, customer experience and punctuality is driving strong results with a four percentage point rise in customer satisfaction and on time performance year-on-year.
“Bookings are building well for the summer season with our largest ever January booking period. We remain committed to delivering sustainable value and continue to progress towards our medium-term target of generating over £1 billion in profit before tax.”
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