June 8 (Reuters) – European budget airline Wizz Air on Wednesday reported a wider annual loss on soaring fuel costs and said it was deploying extra resources to minimize disruptions from staff shortages and supply-chain snags.
The London-listed airline reported a loss of 642.5 million euros ($686.58 million) for the year ended March 31, compared with a loss of 576 million euros reported a year earlier. It had forecast losses of between 632 million euros and 652 million euros.
