Easyjet taxes?

commandant

I've just received the same email. I booked in November for a flight in March. When I click the terms & conditions link in the confirmation email I received in November, I am taken to the terms & conditions that are effecitve from 14 December (which includes the paragraph on additional taxes), i.e. not in force when I made my booking. Does anyone have an older version of EasyJet's Ts & Cs that I could have a look at - not that I don't trust them...

TBeckett100

i wonder how additional taxes will repair the enviroment. are the extra £5's being woven together to put a big blanket over the ozone layer? I was always taught that money brought wealth not health.

jinkssick

As previously mentioned in another thread 1.8million will be raised per annum from this little robbery.

And guess what?????


Non of it is going to environmental issues or projects. They are robbing us blindddd.

jeanna_2

when i booked my flights a few months ago it cost £36.98 one way glasgow to gatwick. when i looked today after receiving email it is £31.98 including £10 pp for tax.

greenleaf_2

commandant wrote:

I've just received the same email. I booked in November for a flight in March. When I click the terms & conditions link in the confirmation email I received in November, I am taken to the terms & conditions that are effecitve from 14 December (which includes the paragraph on additional taxes), i.e. not in force when I made my booking. Does anyone have an older version of EasyJet's Ts & Cs that I could have a look at - not that I don't trust them...

Yes, I booked a March Easyjet flight in November, and I did keep a copy of the T&Cs:

Terms and Conditions
Effective 16 October 2006

5.2.Taxes and Charges

Any taxes or charges imposed by Government or other authority, including the operator of an airport, which we are obliged to collect from you or pay in respect of you and your Flight may be payable by you to us in addition to the Fare. At the time you make a reservation you will be advised of the total amount of such taxes and charges not included in the Fare and payable by you. Such taxes and charges imposed on air travel are constantly changing and can be imposed after the date that your reservation has been confirmed. If any such tax or charge is introduced or increased after the reservation was made you will be obliged to pay it prior to departure. Similarly, if any such tax or charge due is abolished or reduced before we are obliged to pay it you will be entitled to claim a refund from us.


greenleaf

matto

Don't easyjet charge a £10 handling fee if you make a request for a refund of tax paid (in the case you don't take a flight). I tempted to pay the tax, make clear that I'm charging them a £10 handling fee then take them to the small claims court over it.

K9cuddles

I've had flights booked to NYC since Nov due to fly in Feb. Will I be taxed? Do they have to notifiy me?

lfc84

K9cuddles wrote:

I've had flights booked to NYC since Nov due to fly in Feb. Will I be taxed? Do they have to notifiy me?

This is a thread about easyjet. Easyjet dont fly to NYC.


However, to answer your question........each airline has its own policy

lister123_2

i booked 2 flights on easy jet for february. Both were booked on the same day. I received that email looking for the extra cash for one of the flights last Friday and there have been nothing about the second flight.

mich_city

Paid the extra tenner for my flights, and to rub even more salt in my wounds today received an email stating my outbound flights had been put back 2 hours.. totally messes up all our other travel arrangements.. Baahhhhhh! :rolleyes: