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Easyjet
easyJet is a British low-cost carrier headquartered at London Luton Airport and flying under codes U2 and EZY, and it belongs to no global airline alliance. Its largest base is London Gatwick, alongside bases including Luton, Bristol, Milan Malpensa, Geneva and Berlin, from which it operates a short-haul network spanning many hundreds of routes across Europe and reaching North Africa. The airline runs an all-Airbus single-aisle fleet from the A320 family, so the aircraft you will encounter here are the Airbus A319, the Airbus A320 and the larger Airbus A321.
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Easyjet reviews (66)
- ★anonymous
Comfy enough on the outside, easy to move around if necessary.
- ★economyanonymous
Extra leg room but narrow seat
Extra leg room but narrow seat due to emergency door handle preludes into seat area.
- ★economyanonymous
Extra leg room but narrow seat
Extra leg room but narrow seat due to emergency door handle preludes into seat area.
- ★★economyanonymous
It’s a seat. One to avoid, especially if they are charging extra!
Paid extra for this seat as it was only bookable with the large carry on option. I’m 5’7 and there was just about enough legroom, this seat also seemed narrower than what I am used to on easy. Zero window view as the window doesn’t exist in this row (I believe the toilet is here on non-easy A319’s) and the seat backs of the row in front obstruct any chance of seeing through the window in the row in front. Only positives are this row is served first by the beverage service and if boarding from the rear the seat is super easy to get to. A bit of a nightmare if connected to a jetway at your destination as you are right at the back though! As with all easyJet’s newest aircraft, there is NO recline.
- ★anonymous
2hr torture
belt wasn't big enough and table tray was unusable
- ★★★★★anonymous
Amazing seat
Engine view is amazing
- ★anonymous
Don’t get it
- ★★anonymous
No room to move
New type sheets with additional sheets added by EJ to allow for to remove one cabin member ? This meant passengers where boxed in like cattle and unable to get comfy as we also felt the persons knee in our backs due to lack of space, the space underneath the seats for cabin baggage has also got smaller meaning passengers are putting there feet at difficult angles to get their feet as well as there bag in
- ★anonymous
I hop you have a perfect seat of me in 21A ok
- ★★★★★economyanonymous
Jane
I always sit 26A, I wish this would stop being labelled bad. Get on plane and sit straight down, the toilet is set back so no smell/ noise. You can get to the loo easy. Severed first with food/drink. There is a window even though not completely in line with chair, there is a area to lean on to doze off so window forward was a positive. No kicking in the back with someone behind you. Leg room/space is the same as the other seats apart from front row and exit row. Love row 26A