EasyJet reported a 70% decline in profit for its fiscal third quarter, reflecting ongoing pressure on the UK budget carrier.

The slump is driven by soaring jet fuel costs and a sharp drop in consumer demand,utarized in part by the Middle East conflict. These factors have tightened margins and reduced booking volumes.

The airline’s performance underscores the broader challenges facing low‑cost carriers in a volatile market, where fuel price swings and geopolitical tensions can quickly erode profitability.

Looking ahead,াৰী management is focusing on cost‑control measures and route optimization to rebound. While short‑term headwinds persist, the company aims to stabilize earnings as fuel prices ease and travel demand recovers.