Easyjet Baggage Allowance
#1
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From: Fuengirola

Hi.
Left this to the last minute but I,ve been trying to get clarification from easy jet but not paying phone charges and as they don,t have live chat I have to call on my fellow ex pats for assistance again.
Many of you will have travelled recently with easyjet so I,m hoping you can help me.
I,m flying to Scotland tomorrow evening and have a seat reserved and one small suitcase.
This apparently is easyjets regulation.
However are Duty Free purchases included in this baggage rule or are you permitted a duty free bag as well?
Many Thanks Again for any advice.
Left this to the last minute but I,ve been trying to get clarification from easy jet but not paying phone charges and as they don,t have live chat I have to call on my fellow ex pats for assistance again.
Many of you will have travelled recently with easyjet so I,m hoping you can help me.
I,m flying to Scotland tomorrow evening and have a seat reserved and one small suitcase.
This apparently is easyjets regulation.
However are Duty Free purchases included in this baggage rule or are you permitted a duty free bag as well?
Many Thanks Again for any advice.
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This is from Skyscanner about easyJet allowance and states you can as well as your cabin bag have one duty free bag bought at airport? I have seen people take a duty free bag onboard with hand luggage. I have also seen staff stop people at the gate and make them put a smallish bag inside their cabin case. Mind the person concerned was trying to take the Mickey and get 2 bags onboard. Anyway here's the link
https://www.skyscanner.net/news/7-wa...-baggage-rules
https://www.skyscanner.net/news/7-wa...-baggage-rules
#3
Duty fee bags are allowed on top of your baggage, unless you are in an emergency exit you can normally put them under the seat in front,
It depends on how busy the flight is as to how hot they are on bags and sizes but if you have a small bag as well as a cabin bag they will normally ask you to put the small bag in your cabin bag but not the duty free bag, as i say that can go as well.
One good thing is there is no weight limit on cabin bags so as long as you can lift it overhead it's ok
It depends on how busy the flight is as to how hot they are on bags and sizes but if you have a small bag as well as a cabin bag they will normally ask you to put the small bag in your cabin bag but not the duty free bag, as i say that can go as well.
One good thing is there is no weight limit on cabin bags so as long as you can lift it overhead it's ok
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From: Fuengirola

Thank You Bob and Pete,
That was just the Reassurance I needed.
That was just the Reassurance I needed.
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Duty free between Spain and Scotland? Where have you been all these years?




