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Easyjet starts online check-in
Easyjet claims to have become the first major low-cost airline to introduce internet check-in for its UK passengers.
The airline is offering a 15-minute gate arrival time for those travelling only with hand baggage.
Online check-in is now available on all routes from Stansted, Gatwick and Edinburgh airports following a trial and should be available to 90% of UK passengers by April.
The service is to be extended across Europe, enabling passengers with hand baggage to bypass the check-in queue by printing-off their boarding pass from their own computer.
“Unlike other airlines, easyJet allows passengers to print off their boarding pass at the time of booking – rather than having to log-in again immediately before travel,” the airline said.
“Passengers who have checked-in online will be able to arrive at the boarding gate 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time – a more generous time than that offered by any other airline.”
The procedure has been approved by the Department for Transport and passengers still face the same security checks.
Report by Phil Davies
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