Easyjet allocated seating
Easyjet allocated seating
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LotusOmega375D

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9,412 posts

184 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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they've introduced this now: so why would anyone pay extra for speedy boarding if you know where you're going to sit anyway?

Ultuous

2,291 posts

222 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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Surely they won't be offering speedy boarding under the new regime?... Infact I thought if anything they'd look to increase margins by 'upselling' the popular seats?

ETA: (You've piqued my curiosity! smile) Indeed it would appear they are charging more for extra legroom etc. and speedy boarding still appears to exist in some ways, but is no longer a seperate option!

Edited by Ultuous on Saturday 17th November 10:19

LotusOmega375D

Original Poster:

9,412 posts

184 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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They're doing that too but for 3 quid you can select one of about 80% of the seats if you want to.

Ultuous

2,291 posts

222 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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I have to say that I'm feeling rather deflated by all of this:

For the best part of the last decade, I've enjoyed the expectation of finding a space by the prettiest, cleanest and most petite woman to slide myself into that comes with no fixed seating arrangement...

In future, I can't help but think that even IF I do hand over the extra 8 pounds of my hard-earned, I'm only going to find myself squashed between the two huge, noxious smelling people that have beaten me to reserving the window and aisle seats! vomit