Europe's second-largest low-cost carrier Easyjet is celebrating the start of regular flights into Southend. The company has largely built the airport and is promoting it as London's fourth.
The low-cost segment of the aviation market is booming but challenges remain. Easyjet says cost-cutting has narrowed a forecast first-half loss, and it increased its revenue per seat by 10%.
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