EasyJet CEO Says Mission and Product Investment Will Continue After Apollo Deal
Kenton Jarvis said EasyJet will maintain its mission and investment in products and services after shareholders backed the proposed Apollo deal.
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EasyJet chief executive Kenton Jarvis said the airline will keep its mission and continue investing in products and services after shareholders backed a proposed deal with Apollo.
Key details
- EasyJet plans to remove all Airbus A319 aircraft from its fleet by September 2029.
EasyJet plans to retire all Airbus A319 aircraft by September 2029.
Why it matters
EasyJet’s fleet plan sets a timeframe for the A319’s departure and gives the company a defined milestone in its aircraft transition. Jarvis linked the proposed deal to continued investment in the passenger offer.
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