Easyjet Flight Club

[snowy2007]

Has anyone been invited into the easyjet flight club, I have and used it twice now.

1st time our flight cost went down by £40 quick phone call to a dedicated number quoted membership number credit issued which I used the book speedy boarding.

2nd time this week couple we were travelling with had to drop out had some replacement friends who wanted to come so name changes and we also had to change in bound flight all carried out FOC. Great service by Easyjet.

Details here https://www.easyjet.com/en/terms-and-conditions/flight-club

 

[alcanadakid]

Has anyone been invited into the easyjet flight club, I have and used it twice now.

1st time our flight cost went down by £40 quick phone call to a dedicated number quoted membership number credit issued which I used the book speedy boarding.

2nd time this week couple we were travelling with had to drop out had some replacement friends who wanted to come so name changes and we also had to change in bound flight all carried out FOC. Great service by Easyjet.

Details here https://www.easyjet.com/en/terms-and-conditions/flight-club

We have been members for a few years, and I agree that it very good. I thought membership was by invitation only though. You need to be frequent flyers to be invited.

 

[romanb]

Us too we have been member for a few years now and this year I booked flights for the the whole family May half term which reduced in price significantly I was able to get enough credit to pay for flights for two of us to Majorca in August including speedy boarding. It is by invitation only and the person named as a member must be on the flight, I booked and paid for flights for my son and his girlfriend to join us but that flight was not covered as I was not named on the booking. My son also uses Easyjet regularly and asked why he had not received the invitation but was told he had not quite reached the criteria.

 

[debz1]

Has anyone been invited into the easyjet flight club, I have and used it twice now.

1st time our flight cost went down by £40 quick phone call to a dedicated number quoted membership number credit issued which I used the book speedy boarding.

2nd time this week couple we were travelling with had to drop out had some replacement friends who wanted to come so name changes and we also had to change in bound flight all carried out FOC. Great service by Easyjet.

Details here https://www.easyjet.com/en/terms-and-conditions/flight-club

Yes Snowy we're in the club! Very handy for changing flights when we decide to stay a bit longer in PP

 

[pips]

Yes must agree, been a member since it started, excellent service, have used it several times.

 

[cumberland8]

I have only flown twice with them & was offered their member deal ,I thought it was a con so took no notice ,will have to revisit.

 

[James]

I have only flown twice with them & was offered their member deal ,I thought it was a con so took no notice ,will have to revisit.

EasyJet's Flight Club (which is free and by invitation only) is not the same thing as Easyjet's pay-for 'membership' club EasyJet Plus which provides for speedy check-in, speedy boarding (with two items of hand luggage permitted - one slightly larger than normal and an additional smaller item) and fast track security at some airports including Gatwick but not yet including Palma.

 

[sws97sdg]

I have never been asked, but I agree with Oscar Wilde who said that he would
Never want to be a member of a club who would want him as a member

 

[Disorderly]

But I bet Oscar Wilde would have a change of heart if he got a £420 refund against his July flights as we did this year!

 

[sws97sdg]

I expect he would have done, how do you join!

 

[debz1]

I expect he would have done, how do you join!

We were offered it as a trial a couple of years ago as we are frequent flyers

 

[sws97sdg]

How frequent is frequent, we have flown with them at least twice a year for the last 10 years or so! Three times a year for the last few

 

[graham]

EasyJet Flight Club - Is This The World's Least Rewarding "Recognition Scheme"?

(although I'd join if asked!!!!)

 

[James]

How frequent is frequent, we have flown with them at least twice a year for the last 10 years or so! Three times a year for the last few

EasyJet don't publicise much around the criteria of selection for an invitation to join Flight Club but its CEO, Dame Carolyn McCall, has been quoted in interviews saying that 20 flights a year (so a return trip would be 2 flights) is the minimum threshold for an invitation to join but doesn't guarantee receiving one.

 

[cumberland8]

As I said we have only flown twice not 20 & have been offered this scheme maybe we meet some other criteria.

 

[romanb]

The other criteria I think was minimum spend of around £2000, you do not have to join as such. They just send an e-mail saying you are eligible and to quote the number they give you when calling along with your details. As has been said before it is very worthwhile if you have been offered Cumberland it must be a mistake because my son who probably flies around 8 - 10 times a year even called asking if he could become and member and was declined as he did not meet the criteria, it would be very unusual for someone that has only flown twice to be offered automatic membership of a frequent fliers club I would go with the previous comments and say that it is more likely you were offered to join Easyjet Plus.

 

[Disorderly]

The criteria are:

- To have booked and flown on 20 or more flights in the last 12 months or

- To have booked and flown on 10 flights or more and spent £1500 in the last 12 months or

- To have booked and flown on an average 10 flights or more for 10 years, with at least one flight every year.

It was the last one that clinched it for us and we just got an Email notifying membership.

 

[alcanadakid]

We have just had our easyJet plus renewal- £368 for the two of us, compared to £319 last year.

It doesn't seem that long ago when it was a third of that

 

[joey36]

I have never been asked, but I agree with Oscar Wilde who said that he would
Never want to be a member of a club who would want him as a member

Wasnt that Groucho Marx?

 

[Jamjar]

I've been a member for a year or so. Received an invitation out of the blue. Agree with others it's very handy when the right circumstances arise. I'm intrigued by Snowy and Roman's experiences of price reductions. I haven't had that happen. Did you phone the club number and negotiate a discount, or were you just informed that the price had dropped and you were eligible for a credit?