Easyjet flights

[jimphil]

Hi, our flights are booked by Costa with Easyjet, do we have to pay for the 20kg hold baggage or are they included with costa tickets?

[dizzy1948]

You might want to get back to costa with that one............or your TA

[G.M.T.]

To be absolutely sure, you should contact Costa.

 

I wouldn't ask such a question here as things can change overnight with airlines.

 

Ron

PS. Don't forget a Penny for the onboard toilet (or is it a Pound these days).

[tiyana4]

I agree with the previous posters - check with your booking agent.

 

We used EasyJet to fly to Paris last year and with all the a la carte fees, I wouldn't leave anything to chance. We had a great nonstop flight, and no issues with the luggage allowance or taking handbags/carry-ons onboard. But make sure there are no surprises.

[sidari]

We flew to Rome in May with Jet 2 from Manchester UK for our RCI cruise, luggage of 20kg and meals were included .... :) it would do no harm to check tough with costa.

[Welshdoc]

Hi, sorry to hijack an old thread, but I'm about to book a cruise and have the option of having the Easyjet flights booked through Costa. Was the baggage included in the end?

[AnonymousCruiser69]

highly doubtful the fees are included. costa = cost-a-lot-in-extras. please call and report back.

[black forest]

Best thing is to call/contact Costa.

 

I would assume that one piece of luggage is included. Doesn't make sense otherwise.

 

Enjoy your cruise!

[westie1490]

Hi, our flights are booked by Costa with Easyjet, do we have to pay for the 20kg hold baggage or are they included with costa tickets?

The baggage allowance isn't anything to do with Costa, you have to go by Easyjet allowances.

WE flew from Gatwick on Easyjet to Milan (malpensa) three weeks ago and the luggage allowance of 20kg each was included . They are very strict on weight so don't be tempted to go over at all. You can also take one bag as hand luggage, this has to be within a certain size to be allowed in the cabin with you. No meals were included. The best thing to do is to look on the Easy jet web site, where it shows you quite clearly how much you can take.

One word of warning however, if you are flying into Malpensa, you have to collect your luggage from the terminal you arrive at ( think its terminal two) then get yourself plus luggage over to terminal one. You have to get the free shuttle bus which connects each terminal, then when you are at terminal one, get to the correct exit in order to pick up the coach to take you to Savonna. The transfer to Savonna is about two hours - no stops allowed. When you know what you are doing its ok, however if you are unaware of the two different terminals it can be quite confusing .

Hope this helps

[westie1490]

The baggage allowance isn't anything to do with Costa, you have to go by Easyjet allowances.

WE flew from Gatwick on Easyjet to Milan (malpensa) three weeks ago and the luggage allowance of 20kg each was included . They are very strict on weight so don't be tempted to go over at all. You can also take one bag as hand luggage, this has to be within a certain size to be allowed in the cabin with you. No meals were included. The best thing to do is to look on the Easy jet web site, where it shows you quite clearly how much you can take.

One word of warning however, if you are flying into Malpensa, you have to collect your luggage from the terminal you arrive at ( think its terminal two) then get yourself plus luggage over to terminal one. You have to get the free shuttle bus which connects each terminal, then when you are at terminal one, get to the correct exit in order to pick up the coach to take you to Savonna. The transfer to Savonna is about two hours - no stops allowed. When you know what you are doing its ok, however if you are unaware of the two different terminals it can be quite confusing .

Hope this helps

 

Sorry meant to say - you have to get from the arrivals terminal to the coach pick-up location dragging your cases with you. There wasn't anyone from Costa there until about 15 minutes before the coach was due to pick us up.