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easyjet Speciality Items and Sports Equipment

Sports equipment can be added to your flight for an additional cost as long as it does not exceed 32kg in weight. Bicycles can also be checked onto your flight at an additional cost. For more information on easyjet's bike policy, as well as to find out how to pack your bike for air travel, please see our FAQ page on "Flying with a Bike."

 

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News

31st May 2018

EasyJet to launch Belfast - Isle of Man route

Eastern Airways will no longer service passengers between the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast, and the Isle of Man. This may also affect the airlines flights from Isle of Man to Glasgow and Newcastle, and the Belfast City to Newcastle service, which all operate on the same plane, which makes several stops. This is due to EasyJet starting flights on this route next year and Eastern Airways not sure if they can cope with the competition. The Belfast route has become infamous for airlines, Eastern only began operating the route, which originates in Newcastle, in September of last year following the liquidation of CityWing.

 

15th May 2018

EasyJet set to expand holiday business 

The CEO of EasyJet said he would focus on attracting business passengers by introducing a new loyalty programme, strategies which he believes will drive higher returns for shareholders. This new CEO, Johan Lundgren, seeks to make his mark on the company after reporting strong first-half results. EasyJet said on Tuesday it would invest more in easyJet Holidays, with Lundgren positioning the company to better compete against his former employer holiday company TUI. 

 

14th September 2017

EasyJet to connect with other airlines' long-haul flights for first time

Scheme allows budget carrier’s passengers to book long-haul flights with other airlines to North and South America and far east

EasyJet will provide feeder traffic to long-haul carriers for the first time, the budget airline has said.

Passengers taking connecting flights through London Gatwick, such as those travelling from Aberdeen to New York, will be able to book the entire trip on easyJet’s website.

The airline has formed a partnership with Norwegian and WestJet, offering flights to North and South America and the far east. Under the Worldwide scheme, passengers will also be able to connect with other easyJet flights.

About 200,000 passengers a year connect from one easyJet flight to another at Gatwick, but they have previously needed to book each flight separately and transfer their own luggage.

The announcement represents one of the most significant strategic changes made by the airline since it introduced allocated seating in 2012. Bookings will include the GatwickConnects service, meaning passengers’ checked luggage will be transferred to their second flight, and if they miss their connection they will be given a seat on the next available flight free of charge.

EasyJet said it would sign up other airlines to the new system and discussions were “already far advanced” with Middle Eastern and far eastern carriers, among others.

It plans to expand to other key airports in Europe such as Milan Malpensa, Geneva, Amsterdam, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Barcelona.

The increased connectivity is due to an “innovative platform” created by flight search engine firm Dohop.

EasyJet insisted the scheme would not adversely affect its punctuality or operating model.

It will not hold flights for connecting passengers, who will be subject to a minimum connection time of two and a half hours between flights. The airline will also begin selling standalone tickets on behalf of Loganair from next month, allowing easyJet customers to book onward flights from destinations such as Glasgow and Edinburgh to Scotland’s Highlands and Islands.

This would give smaller airlines access to a larger market as easyJet’s website attracted about 360m visits in the past 12 months.

EasyJet’s outgoing chief executive, Carolyn McCall, said: “Around 70 million passengers flying through an easyJet airport each year are connecting on to other flights, mainly long-haul, and it is this market segment that Worldwide by easyJet will open up for us.”

Among destinations that can now be booked on easyJet.com are New York, Los Angeles, Orlando, Toronto and Singapore.

Ryanair began offering customers the opportunity to connect from one of its flights to another in Rome in May. It said at the time that it was continuing discussions with Aer Lingus, Norwegian and other airlines to sell connecting flights.

Aviation consultant John Strickland said: “This is primarily about customer convenience, making it easier to book multi-airline itineraries via the easyJet website but still using individual airline pricing rather than through fares.

He added: “They will also not break the low-cost carrier model as, though connections will be made easier, there will be no obligation on the airline in the event these are missed.”

 

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London Gatwick Airport

 

HUB Airport

 

Gatwick Airport is 2.7 nautical miles  north of the centre of Crawley, West Sussex, and 29.5 miles south of Central London. Also known as London Gatwick, it is London's second-largest international airport and the second-busiest in the United Kingdom. Gatwick is Europe's leading airport for point-to-point flights] and has the world's busiest single-use runway, with a maximum of 55 aircraft movements per hourIts two terminals (North and South) cover an area of 98,000.

Airlines that fly from and London Gatwick Airport include Virgin, British Airways, Emirates, Aegean, Aer Lingus and many more.

 

 

easyJet flights and low fares EasyJet was the first airline to import the low cost airline model into Europe. Since 1995 when easyJet launched with two aircraft and two routes the airline has grown rapidly each year. After acquiring BA Franchise Carrier, GB Airways in 2008, EasyJet now operates 150 aircraft to over 100 destinations. Easyjet is a truly European carrier and specialise in based aircraft which operate a number of destinations form one focus city. Unlike its cheaper – but meaner – rival, Ryanair, easyJet usually flies to major international airports rather than secondary airfields Kilometres from the city centre. easyJet Low Cost Flights Easyjet is orange and one of the great success stories of the last decade of European aviation. We have followed its progress since before its birth (when it was possibly going to be called E.C. Jet .) and have enjoyed seeing it succeed beyond anyone’s (including owner, Stelios) wildest dreams. The great thing about EasyJet is that you get what you pay for – not more *, or less. We are proud to be able to include EasyJet flights on our dynamic booking system and recommend you to try them if you haven’t already. The truth is – unlike its nearest competitor based in Dublin – we think that the more you fly EasyJet the more you will like them and their special style of air travel. (* this is not always true, when I flew to Madrid for the day with Easyjet on their tenth birthday, I got a free bar of orange flavoured chocolate on the way out and on the way back… way togo !..ed.) easyjet Fleet Now retiring its B737 fleet, easyJet is a major operator of Airbus A319/A320 family aircraft with 107 in service and another 188 on order. EasyJet is a British low-cost airline carrier based at London Luton Airport.Owing to its all-economy class fleet, it is the largest airline of the United Kingdom by number of passengers carried . It operates domestic and international scheduled services on over 700 routes in 32 countries.