Johan Lundgren
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 57 |
| Date of birth | October 4,1966 |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Job | Businessperson |
| Trombonist | |
| Born | Harnosand |
| Sweden | |
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| ID | 445737 |
Johan Lundgren Life story
Johan Peter Lundgren is a Swedish businessman, the chief executive officer of the British airline easyJet since December 2017.
Gatwick cancels 82 flights due to staff shortage
... Johan Lundgren, chief executive officer of EasyJet said it is " regrettable that a temporary limit on capacity at Gatwick Airport is required"...
Easter holiday travel: No repeat of airport chaos, industry says
... The chief executive of EasyJet, Johan Lundgren said: " When they close an airport because of strikes you are going to see disruption...
EasyJet holiday bookings up despite cost-of-living crisis
... Johan Lundgren told the BBC the airline had seen strong demand for flights over half term, Christmas and New Year despite the " pressure" on households...
Falling pound: What does it mean for me and my finances?
... Johan Lundgren, chief executive of EasyJet, said: " Clearly the dollar is very, very strong...
EasyJet chief operating officer resigns
... EasyJet chief executive Johan Lundgren said: " I would like to thank Peter for his hard work and wish him well...
Warning travel problems could continue into summer
... EasyJet chief executive Johan Lundgren said delays in processing security checks for new airline crew were also contributing to flight cancellations...
CEO Secrets: Johan Lundgren of EasyJet shares his advice
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Is this the summer that travel gets back to normal?
... The chief executive of Easyjet, Johan Lundgren, said pent-up demand should push summer capacity near to 2019 levels...
EasyJet holiday bookings up despite cost-of-living crisis
People are protecting their spending on holidays despite The cost-of-living crisis, The Boss of EasyJet has said.
Johan Lundgren told The Bbc The airline had seen strong demand for flights over half term, Christmas and New Year despite The " pressure" on households.
However, He Said demand outside peak periods remained below usual levels.
It came as The low-cost carrier reported a sharp bounceback in sales and narrowed its losses for The year to 30 September.
The Company said it had faced " multiple headwinds" in The period, including Covid restrictions and The impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which drove up fuel prices.
However, Mr Lundgren told The Bbc 's Today programme that there was " a great deal of pent-up demand" this summer despite The uncertainty surrounding The State of The economy.
" At The same time we see there is a strong demand in The Peak periods, " He Said , adding that budget airlines tended to do well in downturns because " people gravitate towards value".
According to A Survey of 2,000 people conducted by EasyJet, 64% plan to fly abroad in 2023, while 70% said that they would prioritise a holiday over other expenditure in their yearly budget.
Many said they would cut back on other discretionary spending, such as Eating Out or buying new clothes, to ensure they could travel abroad.
However, Mr Lungren said The airline needed to do more to " stimulate" demand outside peak periods and there were " big cost increases coming towards The industry".
Inflation - The rate at which prices Rise - is running at a 41-year high in The UK, as energy and food prices have soared.
EasyJet said that, like all airlines, it faced cost pressures including higher fuel costs, a stronger US dollar and demands for higher wages.
Mr Lundgren declined to say how much ticket prices for next summer could Rise by.
Rival budget carrier Ryanair has said its prices are rising, with boss Michael O 'Leary warning that The era of The €10 ticket is over.
The airline's average fare would Rise from around €40 (£33. 75) Last Year to roughly €50 over The Next five years, he told The Bbc in August.
According to a recent BBC survey of More Than 4,000 adults, 85% are worried about The Rising cost of living, up from 69% in a similar poll in January.
As a result, nine in 10 people are trying to save money by delaying putting The heating on.
Source of news: bbc.com
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