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Sep 12, 2026

CarlHOST
37:43
It begins with a B.
Robbie MulhollandGUEST
37:43
She's the EasyJet, like-
CarlHOST
37:45
She's the GOAT.
Robbie MulhollandGUEST
37:45
Yeah.
Neville BoundsHOST
51:13
Um, it's a problem because obviously social media lights up with all of these problems and difficulties.
Neville BoundsHOST
51:24
We've got people blaming British Airways, we've got people blaming Ryanair, we've got people blaming EasyJet.
Neville BoundsHOST
51:30
It is not the airline's fault, it's the system's fault.
Neville BoundsHOST
51:35
Uh, it's the provider's fault.
Paul ScottGUEST
41:01
We like this share, we went up from, we were amber green in July, we moved up to green on the 11th of August.
Paul ScottGUEST
41:08
It does look like it is a genuine platform business, you know, it gets in these, and they had an agreement, they announced in August that Castle Lake, which was one of the bidders for EasyJet that failed, is providing them with a 500 million pound credit line.
Paul ScottGUEST
41:25
Lots of institutions are coughing up money and putting it with Funding Circle, which tells me, you know, they've done you don't you don't bump 500 million to a lending intermediary unless you've been all over it.
Paul ScottGUEST
41:36
So I think they've kind of done the due diligence for us.
speaker_2NARRATOR
67:40
Tens of thousands of passengers were caught up in the chaos, which continued on Wednesday, with cancellations and delays expected as airlines deal with the knock-on impacts at airports.
speaker_2NARRATOR
67:51
By 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Inverness airports were all experiencing delays and cancellations for a number of services, mainly affecting British Airways and EasyJet customers.
speaker_2NARRATOR
68:05
A spokesperson for Edinburgh Airport said, while operations have returned to normal following the NATS technical issue, some knock-on disruption is expected to continue throughout today.
speaker_2NARRATOR
68:17
We know that this will be frustrating for passengers and we would encourage them to check with their airline for the latest information on their flight.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:30
So one of the guys came on.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:31
There was people there from EasyJet.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:33
And he came on and he did his little game show thing.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:37
And he was super camp.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:39
And he went, oh, we just love you all.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:40
Thank you everybody and all this in the Northwest.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:43
With love from everyone at EasyJet and Team Orange.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
6:46
And I genuinely thought he meant because they all had fake tan.
Tom BoonHOST
19:31
And, you know, when Heathrow wobbles, the ripple travels furthest.
Tom BoonHOST
19:36
EasyJet had departures completely halted at Gatwick, its largest base, and it accumulated more than 140 cancellations across a European network that was by then absorbing the problem too.
Tom BoonHOST
19:48
Now, the airline response was, let's say, unrestrained.
Tom BoonHOST
19:52
Wizz Air said it was extremely disappointed and argued the organization responsible for critical national infrastructure is not fit for purpose.
Tom CampbellHOST
54:07
Uh, we see Vince hot and angry in the back of the police car with Patterson and Briscoe.
Tom CampbellHOST
54:10
It looks like they're crammed into some EasyJet seats.
Tom CampbellHOST
54:12
What a horrible time.
Tom CampbellHOST
54:14
Um, and then we get another video of Edge mincing around New York.
Nicola ForwoodHOST
53:46
So I think I'd mentioned that we would be park running in Germany towards the end of the summer visiting friends.
Nicola ForwoodHOST
53:51
Thanks to EasyJet or actually NoJet, as it's better to call them.
Danny NormanHOST
53:57
Yeah.
Nicola ForwoodHOST
53:57
Then we were stranded in Manchester around midnight on a Friday night.
Greg JamesHOST
42:30
There's a, there's a video that's doing the rounds of a guy called Curtis, who was one of the passengers affected.
Greg JamesHOST
42:36
And he decided to get up and help everyone because EasyJet staff were overwhelmed with questions and complaints and all the rest of it.
Greg JamesHOST
42:45
So this is a, this is a passenger who gets up and decides to take charge.
CurtisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:50
Everyone listen up for a second again, please.
speaker_0HOST
3:40
Donc, on parle de qui alors ? De-
Frédéric FréryGUEST
3:41
On parle de EasyJet, RyanAir, Transavia, Vueling, enfin tous ces gens-là.
Frédéric FréryGUEST
3:45
Euh, ils sont à peu près donc à un peu plus de cinquante pour cent maintenant sur la part de marché en France.
Frédéric FréryGUEST
3:51
En revanche, ils ont tout simplement cent pour cent des parts de profit.

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