Easyjet Denied Boarding Compensation

Voluntary vs. Involuntary Bumping

When faced with the problem of overbooking, airlines will typically ask for volunteers to postpone their flights. Volunteers are often rewarded with additional compensation such as extra “frequent flyer” miles or meal tickets for doing so. These individuals are typically not eligible for refused boarding refunds from Easyjet. When not enough people volunteer, Easyjet may randomly select passengers for bumping. These individuals may not be given quite as many perks, and may therefore be on the hook for additional meal and hotel expenses.

If you are Refused

It is important to know what your rights are in the event you are refused boarding. You have the right to know why you are being denied so that you can take the appropriate actions to resolve the issue. It is important that you do not become belligerent or argumentative with airport staff, as being unruly can also become justification for being denied boarding. If accused of wrongdoing such as possessing contraband, it is important that you speak with an attorney to ensure your legal rights are not violated. Do not submit to questioning without an attorney present.

Refused Boarding Refunds Easyjet

You may also be entitled to Easyjet denied boarding compensation. Easyjet representatives are unlikely to tell you this, nor are they likely to provide you with instructions for obtaining your refund. To obtain a refund, your flight must have been delayed by three hours or more at any time since 2009. Your flight must also have originated in the EU or have an EU airport as a final destination. Since Easyjet operates only within the European Union, all of its flights meet this last criteria.

Normally you would have to contact the airline directly in order to submit a claim. If you would rather avoid the hassle, you can allow us to assist you instead.

Simply fill out the form you see at the top of this page to determine if you are eligible.

Additional Resources

If you have been denied boarding an Easyjet flight for reasons out of your control then you are in a good position to be able to make a claim for compensation. The easiest way to find out is to complete our online form with some basic details. For your convenience we've also compiled some useful links to official Easyjet pages:

• Easyjet Main Site - The official Easyjet website with links to bookings and further information.
• Easyjet Help & Advice - If you were denied boarding you might get additional information here.
• Easyjet Wikipedia Page - Useful information about the Easyjet company compiled in one page.
• Easyjet Twitter Official - If you're on Twitter you may get some additional information here.
• Easyjet Facebook Official - Contact Easyjet via social media if you have a Facebook account yourself.

We arrange compensation for others who have been denied boarding a flight every single day across the UK. To see how much you could claim for being denied boarding your Easyjet flight please get in touch.