Gatwick cancels flights at last minute after declaring 'business as usual'

Publishing its half-year results, Gatwick said strong demand for overseas destinations had"fast-tracked" the airport's recovery from the devastating impact of theThe operator now expects 32.8 million passengers this year, up from 6.3 million in 2021, but warned this prediction could be hit by runaway inflation, which is pushing up costs and making people cut back on luxuries.Revenue reached £291.5m in the six months, while post-tax profit hit £50.6m.

"We are now very much operating business as usual and do not see any reason to extend the capacity declaration."

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