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UK budget carrier EasyJet has put the cost of the London Gatwick drone disruption at around 拢10 million $13 million , although overall flight cancellations for the airline fell in the first quarter.London Gatwick was closed for more than a day during December following the sighting of drones in the vicinity, with a substantial impact on EasyJet, which has its largest base at the airport.EasyJet says the incident affected around 82,000 passengers and over 400 cancelled flights.In its first-quarter figures, for the three months ending 31 December, it puts the revenue impact at 拢5 million.But EasyJet adds that the cost of the drone situation, which includes customer welfare expenses, amounted to 拢10 million. There has been a
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stanley us in line with expectations, says chief executive Johan Lundgren.EasyJet experienced 764 cancellations during the first quarter, with the Gatwick drone incident accounting for the largest number
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