Business as usual

easyJet is now operating a full flying schedule again, following the recent disruptions as a result of the increased security measures put in place at UK airports.

The hand baggage restrictions currently in place at all UK airports are:

• One piece of hand baggage only, with maximum dimensions: 45x35x16cm (including wheels, handles, straps etc). Musical instruments are not allowed in the aircraft cabin and must therefore be checked into the hold at all times.
• No liquids of any type are permitted through the airport security search point. The definition of liquids is broad and includes toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, syrups, perfume, deodorant, shaving foam, and aerosols.

easyJet check-in desks open two hours prior to the scheduled time of departure of your flight and close promptly 40 minutes prior.

To speed up the search and security process after check in, passengers are requested not to carry with them in their hand baggage containers that could possibly hold liquids, such as bottles, flasks, tubes, cans, plastic containers, etc.

Further information can be found at the Department for Transport website

Please view our Live Flight Arrivals Board for the latest, most up-to-date information on your flight.

If you’re travelling to the UK from elsewhere on the easyJet network, please take note of the following:

From the Czech Republic:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Czech airports.

From Croatia:
Split: There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Split Airport

Rijeka: One piece of hand baggage per passenger with maximum dimensions of 45x35x16cm, and no liquids and cigarette lighters are allowed in hand baggage.

From Denmark:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Danish airports.

From Estonia:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Estonian airports.

From France:
Liquids are now allowed in hand baggage at all French airports, including Basel-Mulhouse.

easyJet advises passengers to take only one piece of hand baggage with maximum dimensions of 45 x 35 x 16cm, and all hand baggage will be checked at the gate or in the airbridge by security personnel.

Any articles bought in duty free shops will be placed in a transparent plastic bag which will be hermetically sealed – a list of items purchased will be sealed into the bag as well. Security staff at the gate or in the airbridge will screen these bags as well as other hand baggage before being handed back to passengers.

From Germany:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at German airports.

From Greece:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Greek airports.

From Hungary:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Hungarian airports.

From Italy:
No liquids or cigarette lighters are allowed in hand baggage at Milan Linate and Malpensa, Palermo, Pisa, Turin, Venice, Naples, Olbia, Rome Ciampino, and passengers are only allowed one piece of hand baggage.

Cagliari: One piece of hand baggage per passenger with maximum dimensions of 45x35x16cm, and no liquids are allowed in hand baggage.

Rimini: Only one piece of hand baggage per passenger, and no liquids or cigarette lighters are allowed. All electrical items must be placed into the hold baggage.

From Latvia:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Latvian airports.

From Morocco:
One piece of hand baggage per passenger with maximum dimensions of 45x35x16cm, and no liquids are allowed in hand baggage.

From the Netherlands:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Dutch airports.

From Poland:
One piece of hand baggage per passenger with maximum dimensions of 45x35x16cm, and no liquids are allowed in hand baggage.

From Portugal:
Passengers are not allowed to carry liquids in hand baggage.

From Slovakia:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Slovak airports.

From Slovenia:
One piece of hand baggage per passenger with maximum dimensions of 45x35x16cm, and no liquids are allowed in hand baggage.

From Spain:
There are currently no hand baggage restrictions in place at Spanish airports.

From Switzerland:
One piece of hand baggage per passenger with maximum dimensions of 50x40x20cm.

From Turkey:
One piece of hand baggage per passenger with maximum dimensions of 45x35x16cm, and no liquids are allowed in hand baggage.