25 Feb 2008 12:46 PM:

Thx for this . Although I already suspect it's another way of making more money for easyjet!!

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16 Feb 2008 11:22 AM:

Thanks for this morerosada, the articles were very interesting and perhaps the lesson is that things are never quite what they seem.

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28 Aug 2007 4:34 PM:

Thanks to all for the helpful advice.  The golf bag idea is quite a novel way of packing things.  I'm sure I'll be able to find a spare one in our house somewhere as my son seems to be always replacing this sort of stuff. 

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28 Aug 2007 10:36 AM:

Recently we flew to Alicante and as we have just purchased a property we needed to take additional luggage.  I queried the £5 online charge stated which became £10 when we tried to book.  The easyjet reply was that it was £5 each way.  Having cleared that up we arrived at the airport with an additional bag containing 20Kg of luggage only to be told that the additional bag did not mean we had any additional weight allowance and we were asked to pay an excess baggage charge of £66.  We kept hearing of other people who had been caught out this way.  On returning home I checked the easyjet website and nowhere could I see anything that stated the extra bag was for volume and not weight.  I was so annoyed about this and promptly sent an email to BBC watchdog and visited my local trading standards office to ask for their help (as yet I have heard nothing).  However, I notice that the easyjet website has been updated and it is now clearer with regard to luggage.  I just wonder how many other people have had to pay excess baggage charges through no fault of their own? 

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