EasyJet will cut UK domestic flights following the Labour government's decision to hike air passenger duty (APD) by £2 per person

A member of the Aviation Environment Federation has called out easyJet for using the budget as a 'scapegoat' to axe domestic flights amidst air passenger duty rise

EASYJET has confirmed that they will be reducing a number of UK flights due to rise in air passenger duty (ADP). Earlier this month, the government confirmed that ADP would rise by around £2 per

EasyJet to cut UK flights following air tax rise - Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed in October that passengers could expect to pay £2 more for economy seats

The budget airline is cutting down its schedule of flights within the UK, which will especially hit services between London, Scotland and Northern Ireland.