Contacting Easyjet by email

[lydiamight]

I saw below that someone had kindly provided some email addresses for Ryanair----can anybody please help me with some email contact details for Easyjet?
I am flying Easyjet with an inflatable lifejacket and unlike Ryanair there is nothing on the Easyjet web-site to let you know what their policy is. I have searched the forum for advice and there seems to be two views---pack it in your hold luggage and hope for the best, or get written authority from Easyjet.
I've decided to go down the "conservative" route---problem is that I can't find any email address details on the Easyjet web-site.
Any help will be much appreciated

 

[nimbusgb]

Remove CO2 canister from jacket and pack both bits into your hold bagage.

A few weeks ago I took a weber barbecue, a 1kw petrol generator, 6 CO2 refill canisters and a few other 'questionable' items packed in the family hold baggage. ( spread over 5 bags )

The advantage of going on holiday in August is that you don't need to take a lot of clothes so there is lots of room for 'boaty' stuff in the luggage

 

[Thistle]

EasyJet e-mail

can anybody please help me with some email contact details for Easyjet?

Rule 1: do not give EasyJet your e-mail address (unless you actually like receiving weekly offers ... which can't be unsubscribed from because their website doesn't work.)

Rule 2: replies from EasyJet are generated by machine or non-thinking beings ... if you actually want a question answered, start asking a year or two ahead.

Rule 3: to get something in writing from EasyJet, go to the nearest airport from which they operate, pretend to be deaf and dumb and conduct a "conversation" in writing, preferably on a sheet of their headed paper.

 

[martcouz]

If you go into the 'manage my booking' section , troll through all the FAQ's and keep saying they don't answer your question you'll find a real human being starts responding. It doesn't mean you'll get the answer you're seeking but at least it's worth a try !