This promotion makes all flights 25% cheaper and is limited to 100 000 seats.

Travel period is until end of February 2019 with plenty of dates available, also on weekends.

All Easyjet tickets include one piece of cabin luggage with allowed size  56 x 45 x 25 cm and unlimited weight.

Prices start at approx €14 for one-way or €28 for return flights!

There is approx €18 booking fee split among all passengers, so if you travel in group of 2 or more people the final price will be even cheaper and you can buy one-way flights for as low as €11!

Book online at easyjet.com for the best price.

Enjoy!

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An estimated 15 million Easyjet passengers flying from Gatwick each year will now face the choice of abandoning their journey – or paying £80 for the privilege of switching to an alternative flight. The move is expected to cause particular outrage among short haul passengers who opt to fly as a faster alternative to taking the train, as they could have half an hour added to their minimum travel time. Previously passengers carrying hand luggage only were free to go through the security check and run to the departure gate in the hope of getting on the flight.

Easyjet is warning customers of the change through a note on their boarding passes which says: “Gatwick security control gates are automatically being timed to close 30 minutes before departure.” But this is likely to confuse passengers as the boarding passes also state they should enter the security area with at least half an hour to spare. Easyjet admitted a passenger who is just in time to get through the barrier is likely to be turned away from the gate.

A spokesman said: “Occasionally, gates may not shut precisely at – 30 [minutes before departure] for a number of operational and passenger reasons.” Rejected customers will be told to go to the desk “to rearrange their travel arrangements”. The airline also sells “missed flight cover” for £7.50 which needs to be bought before travel and gives the option of a full refund or travel on the next available flight. But anyone who does not take that option will be asked to pay a £80 “rescue fee” if they want to switch flights. British Airways already has a similar policy to stop late commuters at Heathrow Terminals Three and Five.

Source: Telegraph

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EasyJet launched new promotion today!

You can now buy tickets with up to 20% discount on all destinations!

The amount of seats on sale differs according to the country from where you book and fly, British version lists 250 000 discounted seats.

All discounted seats are for travel between 1 February and 9 July 2014.

This sale ends midnight Tuesday 7th January.

Book directly on easyjet.com.

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To apply this discount, just enter promo code “easyjet34” during the booking process at easyjet.com and you will see the discount automatically applied to the price of your reservation.

This offer is valid until 19.8.2013 and you have to travel between 15.9. and 8.12.2013.

Easyjet serves amazing 34 destinations from Berlin including for example Rhodes, Marrakech, Mykonos, Mallorca, Lisbon, Crete or Barcelona – perfect places for your Autumn vacation!

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From 30th April, all passengers will have to do the check-in online at the website of EasyJet. It will be no longer possible to come to the airport without the boarding card and get it from the employees of the airline.

You will also have to print your boarding card at home, and bring it with you. This procedure is already required from all Ryanair passangers for many years.

EasyJet decided to cancel airport checkin in order to decrease the costs of renting space at the airport and employing own people there. The company claims it will not be a major change, because 80 percent of passengers already check in online.

The competitive RyanAir charges an incredible fee of 70 Euros to passangers who forget to do the online check-in and come to the airport withtout the self-printed boarding card. This is in most cases much more than the price of the flight itself and RyanAir is heavily criticised for such a high fee. It has been also a target of numerous lawsuits from upset passengers.

EasyJet didn’t announce the price for such fee if you forget to do the check in online.

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