Can 2 people check in separately on Easy jet?

zee34

Hi all,

My brother booked a flight with easyjet for him and me to Sardinia. Might be silly question but just want to make sure. 
Do we have to check in online at the same time? Or can i check in lets say today and he checks in tomorrow. Same booking number etc. I am not fussed about sitting together or anything like that. 

Thanks. 

elsien

Can’t one of you just check both in online? That’s what I do when I’m travelling with someone and I’ve booked for both of us.  Can’t see why you need to do it separately. 

la531983

elsien said:

Can’t one of you just check both in online? That’s what I do when I’m travelling with someone and I’ve booked for both of us.  Can’t see why you need to do it separately. 

Guessing they have fallen out, or one doesnt want to give passport details to the other.

zee34

la531983 said:

elsien said:

Can’t one of you just check both in online? That’s what I do when I’m travelling with someone and I’ve booked for both of us.  Can’t see why you need to do it separately. 

Guessing they have fallen out, or one doesnt want to give passport details to the other.

No one fell out with anyone...why would we go on a trip then🙄🙄. I just wanted to do it so I wont forget it thats all and my brother works long hours in a different city.  That is it. 🙄

la531983

Fair enough. Well I think, from memory, the answer is no, everyone has to check in at the same time. Just get your brothers passport details and do it for him. There is no requirement for everyone to be in the same room when its done.  Also remember only one of your booked the flights and you will have to log in to check in.

I do my wifes at the same time I do mine from a screenshot of her passport.

zee34 said:

No one fell out with anyone...why would we go on a trip then

As to not lose non-refundable flights 

elsien

Yes, my friend WhatsApp’s me her passport details (photo of the relevant page) and I check us both in. 

TELLIT01

On most holidays I've been on it's the lead passenger who does the check in.

maman

TELLIT01 said:

On most holidays I've been on it's the lead passenger who does the check in.

@zee34 has it too so can check in himself.

It is perfectly possible for passengers on the same booking to check in separately. I've done it with a friend who doesn't live local to me. Then we separately printed/downloaded our boarding cards (although we still could have done this if I'd checked us both in but to do this I'd have needed her passport number etc).