New easyJet hold luggage procedure

brix_2

their luggage allowance is still 5kg over that of ryanair, so it's worth bearing in mind if you're comparing similar flights between the two airlines.

budgetflyer

hammy_the_hammer wrote: »

you're trying to ruin my cunning plans LOL ....how about the 20 people on a stag or hen do all arriving and offering to pay with £50 notes ....haha tomorrow i take over the world !!!

Ha Ha, you will need to fight me for it. I will not relinquish my control that easy

StudentSaver_2

I travel with easyJet all the time. Mainly because they're the most convenient airline for me. Their airfares have doubled in the past 12 months (used to be £25rtn, now about £48). And now they've extra charges too...

budgetflyer

StudentSaver wrote: »

I travel with easyJet all the time. Mainly because they're the most convenient airline for me. Their airfares have doubled in the past 12 months (used to be £25rtn, now about £48). And now they've extra charges too...

To be fair, between £10 and £20 depending on routes of that is extra tax. Not really their fault

Andy_L

DrFluffy wrote: »

£5 in 5p is the largest amount you can use in a single transaction (if the amount was £5.05, and you tried to pay in 5p pieces, then they could refuse it by law!). I wonder if the price will go up just to avoid this?!

A common misconception, legal tender is (unsurprisingly) a legal term relevant only to settling debts. Paying for goods and services (in advance ie not a debt) it's irrelevant - you do not HAVE to accept legal tender

hammy_the_hammer

Andy_L wrote: »

A common misconception, legal tender is (unsurprisingly) a legal term relevant only to settling debts. Paying for goods and services (in advance ie not a debt) it's irrelevant - you do not HAVE to accept legal tender

i don't think that scenario works in the context of a purchase of an extra on a flight.
you offer to pay and they refuse ...who ends up the bad guys? especially if they turn you away from the flight

aerostar

I have been watching a flight end of November and despite this the price with the baggage charge has remained the same. 44.98 for the past 4 weeks , 44.98 today including 1 bag charge !

sandy2_2

At least they're flying on the route you want. They have discontinued our regularly used route for the winter...b.....ds

JSouthern

GlennTheBaker wrote: »

A couple of weeks ago, I booked flights to Rome next February. When I log into my booking, it tells me that we can take 2 items of hold baggage between the 2 of us and that if we want to take more bags, we can add them to the booking for the relevant fee. It would appear that if you booked a flight departing after 1 October before the new rules came in today, you're ok.

I presume you are flying to Warsaw and not Walsall on 6 October, by the way

Bags prepaid on line for a flight to Krakow in December were charged at £4 per bag although the website states prepaid bags are £2 per bag. Has the price increased??

J

JSouthern

Bags prepaid on line for a flight to Krakow in December were charged at £4 per bag although the website states prepaid bags are £2 per bag. Has the price increased??

J