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With EasyJet you can even swap your flight for an earlier / later one (for an extra fee of course) online.

I'm certain for Ryanair and EasyJet, everything they do is calculated to extract maximum value from the customer.

Keep caps that break up a one-word name (cf EastEnders) as in EasyJet.

For a week or less, even the aggressive easyJet carryon size is sufficient.

There have been cases of prices magically increasing as items are moved to the cart/checkout, and companies have been fined (see EasyJet for one example).

With EasyJet I've always paid the advertised price, give or take a couple of £.

Luckily, London is only 45 minutes away with EasyJet.

I'd be willing to be Ryanair and Easyjet have the same strategy.

I've booked many EasyJet flights and never had to phone them.

Thanks to EasyJet, Swiss (the airline), and the always great Swiss public transport, you're also next to a budget hub (ZRH) allowing you easy access to the rest of Europe.

Funny, I saw an interview with Stelios (of EasyJet, Easy*) and he was saying his motivation was always to prove himself to his father, even after his father died.

A couple of weeks ago I were searching for a flight on Easyjet with a friend, and every time we searched for the flight, we got a different price.

Ash calls it "The Easyjet Generation": young university students, used to cheap airline travel, are creating a unified European culture.

So EasyJet, C2C, but iPhone (fails "looks stupid" test) and the Times (definite article).

And: "When a name begins with a lowercase letter, capitalize the first letter in all references: EBay, not eBay; EasyJet, not easyJet." Winkler, Matthew (2011-10-14).

"travel from San Francisco to Sicily is kinda NP complete: there are no solutions involving less than three flights" Pretty sure you can do it in 2 hops by flying EasyJet from Sicily to London for example.

Easyjet / Ryanair / other low cost European carrier pricing policies were extremely predatory for years, in completely arbitrary ways.

We said the same about Ryan air and Easyjet, and they're both still doing fine.

Easyjet) got into trouble for charging both a credit card or debit card fee (approx.