EasyJet delivered a 16% rise in year-over-year profit in its third-quarter as a result of strong summer travel demand. The airline said in a trading update on Wednesday that more customers looking for budget holidays also provided a boost. Profit before tax came in at £236m (€280m) for the three months ended 30 June, compared with £203m (€241m) reported a year earlier. EasyJet said the outlook for its fiscal 2024 is positive. Meanwhile, the low-cost airline’s revenue per seat for the quarter was up 1% and it said that trend is expended to continue into the fourth quarter.