EasyJet cuts 700,000 seats from winter schedule to curb fuel costs

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EasyJet announced a reduction of 700,000 seats from its winter schedule, which runs from October to the end of March, and its CEO said the cuts would reduce the use of more expensive fuel.

The airline has already removed routes at Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Harstad/Narvik Airport Evenes and Oslo Airport Gardermoen since January 2025, while its 2026 flight plans show a record 105 million seats available.

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The seat reductions are intended to lower the airline’s fuel expenses.

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