the Company also refers to the new accounting practices and, later, easter 2019, which is expected to burden the company with £ 100 million. In addition, the integration of Air Berlin’s business has been more difficult than expected.
the Negative effects of the turbulence created by the brexit stated, however, currently not be something that the company is concerned, according to a statement from the Easyjets ceo Johan Lundgren for the Financial Times.
