Two Important Checks for easyJet Passengers Before Travel

Passengers must complete two steps before flying.

Summer holidays are coming, and families are getting ready. People with flights booked have a lot to do before they can relax. They need to buy sunscreen and book transfers.

Before their holidays, passengers must do two important tasks for their safety. easyJet gave advice on its website. The airline has a webpage about 'safety on your holiday' with two checks for all passengers.

First, easyJet says all passengers must get good travel insurance. easyJet said: 'It's very important to get travel insurance when you book your flight, so you're covered if something stops you from going on holiday or while you're away.'

Before buying insurance, make sure it covers the activities you will do. The cost of healthcare in other countries can be high, and insurance helps pay for it and get you the best care and back home.

easyJet says to take a copy of your insurance policy with you and save the emergency number in your phone. The airline explained: 'A European Health Insurance Card only gives you basic medical care in some countries; it doesn't cover getting you back home.'

Travel insurance is necessary for holidays.

Secondly, easyJet told passengers to share their travel plans with someone they trust. 'Leave a copy of your travel details with a family member or emergency contact,' the airline said.

The UK Global Health Insurance Card helps holidaymakers get healthcare without paying more than locals in the European Economic Area.

The NHS says: 'The UK Global Health Insurance Card lets you get necessary healthcare in the European Economic Area on the same basis as a local resident. This may be free or require a payment like a local resident would pay.'

The airline shared advice for passengers on its website.

The UK GHIC replaced the European Health Insurance Card. If you have an EHIC, you can use it until it expires, then you need to apply for a UK GHIC.

The NHS says you can apply for a UK GHIC if you live in the UK. You can also add your family to your application. It's free to apply.

You can get a UK GHIC for free, and it helps you get healthcare in other countries.

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