Below are the easyJet passenger statistics for June 2007.

In June easyJet maintained high load factors while re-iterating its commitment to growth, reducing costs, and innovation by developing exciting new ancillary products.

Underpinning its long-term growth, easyJet confirmed firm orders for delivery of 35 Airbus A319 aircraft during 2011 and 2012. This brings easyJet's total number of confirmed Airbus A319s on order to 122, with a list price of over US$7 billion. These orders will ensure that easyJet continues to operate one of the youngest, cleanest, greenest fleets of any major airline in Europe.

At the end of June, easyJet also announced the completion of its tender for engine maintenance, which guarantees provision of efficient, low-cost maintenance services with the world's leading engine maintenance supplier. The 10 year agreement with GE Aviation covers maintenance and overhaul of easyJet's CFM56 engines, which power its fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft. The agreement, which covers as many as 340 shop visits, is valued at around US$1 billion.

easyJet has also launched easyJetHolidays thereby continuing to innovate and bring convenience to its customers. easyJetHolidays offers total flexibility when planning holidays and allows customers to save time and effort with access to over 900 daily flights and a choice of 10,000 hotels and apartments at the best prices, underpinned by a price promise guarantee.