EASYJET expects to post £420m-£430m pretax profit for year ended September 30

EASYJET expects to post £420m-£430m pretax profit for year ended September 30 (vs £358m net profit a year ago) on 2.7% lower revenue per seat; costs will increase by 12% due to increased capacity, higher fuel costs and worsening foreign exchange.
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