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Aircraft and transport. EasyJet to get rid of its check-in desks in the airports

London, United Kingdom - "We try to be a bit more customer friendly than Ryanair"

The English low-cost company easyJet is about to close its check-in desks in the airports where it operates, in an attempt to encourage more passengers to check in online. Starting from April 30, they will be replaced by bag-drop desks, where travellers will be able to check in free of charge, but however the airline hopes it will only happen in “Exceptional circumstances”. In 2009 EasyJet's arc...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1150819
Rome, Italy, 03/22/2013 19:09
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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