Palmera

I wonder if anyone can help? I have booked a flight with easyjet, one of their flexitickets. it gives free seat allocation, speedy boarding etc.

I am flying with 1 piece of handluggage.

I am confused as to how i print my boardingpass like i do with Ryanair.

I have provided details, for check-in, but that is it.

Can anyone help me see where it is I print my boarding pass from?

Thanks

teuchterpete

Did you register? If so log on and you should be able to do so from there.

Pocaloca

When is your flight? You can only print the boarding pass up to 30 days beforehand.

Palmera

yes ive logged on and registered, and my flight is this tuesday.

ive added the id information for my booking.

i have a confirmed itinery email with all details and a bar code at top.

on the email it says this......

Useful information
Checking in
easyJet is a ticket less airline, all you need to check in is your valid passport. You don’t need to contact us to reconfirm.

However on their website, it says to ensure boarding passes are printed up?.....

teuchterpete

I remember that long ago something like this happened to me on BMI baby. I entered all my details but failed to confirm them. I know its a shot in the dark but I would just check everything again including entering the details.

jonboy

Go to easyjet website main page. On the right hand side there is a short list in orange (where are you going) (Need a Hotel) (Check in Online) Go to the third one down and you will be asked for your last name and the booking reference and there is a check box to tick. Off you go!

You may find it easier if you log out prior to doing this I did.

Best of luck

jonboy

Oh yes and after all that you will see small boxes with a PDF logo, click on these to open the boarding passes and print them out from there.

tommy.irene

It nice if they come back and said everything was ok..

casa del sol

Anyone used the new seat allocation with EJ, they now will allocate a row and seat £3 each each way. I think it is a good idea, no rush knowing you can sit next to the people you are travelling with. If you want a certain area like front or emergency seats it is a bit extra, not fussed about that, but knowing your seat beforehand is a good idea me thinks.

stuart from barnsley

The reserved seat does not guarantee you any space for your hand luggage if you were thinking---I don't need to rush as my seat is reserved ---as some people think!

jonboy

I chose not to go with the £3 seat allocation and was still allocated a seat next to my beloved, who by shear co-incidence is my wife!
I also would not be too anxious about hand luggage space as in the event of there being insufficient room the staff will put it in the hold for you.

casa del sol

Valid point, every man and his dog is now taking hand luggage only it seems. Many a time someone is sitting at one end of the plane and the luggage is seats away from them. One flight RA (only time ever travelled with them) no space available for case the girl in the row next to mine was told to place it under the seat in front of her, not given any room to stretch the legs.

casa del sol

The whole point of us taking hand luggage only is to make as quick as possible exit from the airport on arrival.

jonboy

Seems like Easy Jet and Ryanair are not going to easily meet your needs.

casa del sol

Always has done up until now, will see how the new EJ system works, they no longer will be doing easy boarding and you don't have to pay extra for a seat, apparently the 'pilot' went well excuse the pun.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...ts-all-flights