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@Rookiescot, @eblunt, after seeing your posts yesterday, I looked at my revised booking details but I could not see any reference to the cabin bag allowance. so I emailed EJ last night, and fair play to them, had a response this morning to say that I have also got the "hands free" allowance free of charge.
But, isn't this still different to what the original allowance would have been, wouldn't we have had the standard carry on size bag?
my normal flexible, fabric cabin bag is larger than the "under seat" bag, and my teenage daughters have the solid type (I know it P!!!!s me off as well!!). In their situation it will just go "hands free" so not really an issue. But I take my laptop with me to load on photos and videos during the trip, and do not like it going in the hold.
will just need to check that it will fit in my bag and go under the seat.
we normally drive, so just load up what we want and unload at the other end. But the offer of 3 return seats, 6 bags and 2 ski bags in the hold was two good a deal, I carried out a comparison last night and it would be £2200!!!!
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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This is what EJ consider a large cabin bag - max. 56 x 45 x 25 cm and able to fit in overhead locker. This is the same as the old allowance - but you’ll have to put in in hold. You are allowed to take a smaller item on board
“ Customers can remove a small item (max. 45 x 36 x 20cm) from their cabin bag to bring with them on-board“ - would that do for your laptop bag?
Ditto - managed to get Feb 21 flights transferred to Feb 22 no extra cost. DFDS Ferry booked for the summer, just keeping all fingers crossed it will happen.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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@Rookiescot, cheers, yes am sure i will be able to fit my laptop in a smaller bag under the seat.
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Easter flights now cancelled - no surprises there. Managed to change dates online with no added payments.
Here’s to a hopeful summer 21 and fabulous 21/22 ski season.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Yep, one of my Easter flights (out, but not return), and the return leg of my flights for the EoSB have been cancelled today.
The April/May schedule for next year gets released tomorrow, so not long to wait to work out moving them, for those who want to.
(June to Sept 2022 flights will be released 9th March for those interested)
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Thanks great to know - thank you. Can I ask where to find info on the timetable release dates for future reference?
We bumped this cancellation to Feb 2022.
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Can I ask where to find info on the timetable release dates for future reference?
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Easyjet newsletter - if you have an account you can sign up for it in your account section on the website.
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Thanks!
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Cheers @fixx, best get on that early tomorrow then!
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Looks like EasyJet have cancelled all Edinburgh-Geneva flights until May.
No doubt the cancellation emails will start arriving over the next few days 
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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No sign of the April/May 22 flights being released yet..
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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Flights are there now - moved my easter 2021 flights to easter 2022, no additional cost. Third time lucky...
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How much should I expect to pay for 4 of us to fly at Easter next year?
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You know it makes sense.
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@bezthespaniard Normally about £600 for 4 of us - but that's me booking the second the flights come out as the prices can climb quickly! So I would get on and look now.
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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@Handy Turnip-that's what we've paid for Gatwick-Geneva, 26/03-02/04 for 4. We got the outgoing when they were released months ago for £150 (with luggage), got the returns today for around £350.
Not as many Saturday flights as I can remember from previous years, given it is one of their 'flagship' routes.
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Poster: A snowHead
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I can’t see any Southampton or Bournemouth flights for Easter next year. Anybody know if they are being released late or if they stop them by end of March regardless?
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@NickyJ, I think this question has come up in previous years, depending on where you're flying into, I believe that they stop them by the end of March. Hopefully someone will either confirm or put me right!
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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| Handy Turnip wrote: |
| @NickyJ, I think this question has come up in previous years, depending on where you're flying into, I believe that they stop them by the end of March. Hopefully someone will either confirm or put me right! |
Both only had flights to Geneva on offer but schedule is still as before. I wasn’t sure if they are doing a rolling release of flights from departure airports OR if that is it.
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aaaahhhhrggggg can only rebook flights to an airport in the same country as the original destination airport!!!! That’s a massive change from their cancellation policy in the first lockdown.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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| aaaahhhhrggggg can only rebook flights to an airport in the same country as the original destination airport!!!! That’s a massive change from their cancellation policy in the first lockdown |
Why would they do that? Can't see how it is advantageous for them to do so...
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Moved our Easter 2021 flights to Easter 2022. Thursday 14th 6pm to Monday 18th 9pm, 4 days skiing, 0 days annual leave. Free of charge as well, and carried forward the 99p baggage deal.
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Once you manage disruption you can then change flights in-line with normal flexibility but you would need to pay any difference of the base fare (excluding baggage) based on your original purchase price. As I was looking at half term this has massively limited my ability to change airports (without paying a fortune extra!) now
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Hey Folks
Your will have to apply for your Schengen Entry Covid Digital Vaccine Passports ...These will be the only Digital Vaccine Certificate that will be accepted if you want to enter the EU.
They are already in advance trials & will be just an add on to the Schengen Visa.....
Countries which had been waivered the Visa restriction will have to apply (when its ready) ...it will be a new requirement but in essence Visa.
NO idea yet of timescale of introduction what the cost will be yet .....but guess to align with relaxation of Quarantine Rules.....and that will not be happening this Summer for Countries outside the Schengen Zone...
Frontex will head up the enforcement
So bare in mind their will be additional costs/restrictions before you can step on an Airline or cross the border into the EU Schengen Area.
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If your flights been cancelled and you intend to change to a new date, is there any time constraint on when you re-book? Either time from it being cancelled or in relation to the date of the original cancelled flight?
I've been wading through the thread looking for an answer but either missed it or it's not here.
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@adithorp, I am sure there was a constraint with respect to when you were scheduled to depart that somebody mentioned?
When you rebook you are constrained to same departure and arrival country. This was a bit of a shame as w end originally booked flights to Austria for Christmas as it was looking like they were going to cancel our flight, decided to rebook for Feb half term as found a route (Southampton to Geneva) exhibit meant only paying a little bit more. So when that was cancelled we were stuck with flying to Geneva for next Feb half term (once you have managed disruption they go back to being able to rebook which meant I could change destination but the fares for other routes meant we would have to have paid a lot more)
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| stanton wrote: |
Hey Folks
Your will have to apply for your Schengen Entry Covid Digital Vaccine Passports ...These will be the only Digital Vaccine Certificate that will be accepted if you want to enter the EU.
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I think this will the same, world over.
Want to visit USA, need a vaccine passport, want to visit Oz, need a vaccine passport, want to visit UK - no problem, but pubs might ask to see vaccine proof.
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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If your flights been cancelled and you intend to change to a new date, is there any time constraint on when you re-book? Either time from it being cancelled or in relation to the date of the original cancelled flight?
I've been wading through the thread looking for an answer but either missed it or it's not here. |
I'm not certain, but I *THINK* it has to be before the scheduled departure of the originally booked flight.
I spoke to two different people on the phone at easyjet and got two different answers: I hedged my bets and went with the second one which was as above and more restrictive. I preferred to play it safe rather than miss the opportunity to book any flight at no additional cost.
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You know it makes sense.
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Don't see what bankruptcy has to do with it.
Don't forget, most European flights have also been suspended for months.
They currently have limited capacity, and a lot of pilots have been furloughed (at a cost to the UK!). Cheaper to move the few they have available than take more off furlough and bring their training up to date.
When we reduced restrictions, and EJ thought they could make some money, they brought some staff off furlough and updated their training to meet the perceived demand. They are simply moving some of their aircraft and personnel to where they can operate at the moment. They will be moved back to the UK for the end of July, when we can travel from here to their planned schedules.
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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You obviously have an inside source .."end of July, when we can travel from here...."
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