easyjet + infant baggage

cuteusmaximus

Had a search and couldn't find the answer to this, and since the rules seem to change frequently it seems best to ask.

I haven't flown on Easyjet since infants (and bags! were free. Now looks like there is a £10 charge per way. I see that Ryanair levy an infant charge too, but they allow a fully-collapsible pushchair/stroller free of charge as part of the infant booking.

Do Easyjet have a similar arrangement, or do they charge you £7.50 each way for the pushchair, same as any other checked bags?
Thanks

liz-paul

Since my ds was born nearly three ago infants have been charged at £10 each which includes a pushchair OR car seat but no baggage (weight wise now that you have to pay for bags). I think that you can also take a pushchair for free if you have a small child (ie push chair size!) but I'm not sure as I generally don't bother with one.

omelette451

Pushchairs are free for anyone who it's reasonable to expect would travel in one. You'll have to collapse it at the bottom of the plane steps so they can load it in the hold.

Jonny_S

Pushchairs, buggies and travel cots can be taken right up to the aircraft door or steps and they're free of charge to bring on your flight. One of our crew will then take them from you and store them safely for you. You'll be able to pick them up when you land from the baggage carousel.

You can also check-in any pushchair or buggy at the check-in desk as hold baggage should you wish.

easyjet.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4033