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easyJet is a member of the easyGroup, which is owned by Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou; with other members of the “easy” family, such as the easyCar car rental company and the easyMoney credit card company, there is a licensing fee for using the “easy” name which must be paid to Sir Stelios. Because easyJet lends an enormous amount of strength to the brand, however, it has been allowed to use the name royalty-free. The entire model of the “easy” family of services is that by taking away the frills of a service, they are able to offer their services for much less money than other providers.

easyJet and its main rival, Ireland-based Ryanair, are Europe’s largest low-cost airlines. The principal difference between the two airlines is probably the airports they fly into. Whereas Ryanair saves landing costs by using secondary (or even tertiary) airports, easyJet flies to primary airports for the most part. Prices on the two airlines are pretty similar, when you include additional transportation costs and fees onto Ryanair’s fares, but it’s worth comparing prices for yourself.

easyJet’s base is London’s Luton Airport, but its largest base is at London Gatwick. It has a long list of airports it considers bases:

• Belfast International Airport
• Berlin-Schonefeld International Airport
• Bristol International Airport
• Dortmund Airport
• East Midlands Airport
• Edinburgh Airport
• EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg
• Geneva Cointrin International Airport
• Glasgow International Airport
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport
• London Stansted
• Madrid Barajas International Airport
• Malpensa International Airport, Milan
• Newcastle Airport
• Orly Airport, Paris

With all those airports as bases, are there any other destinations left? Why, yes. easyJet flies to more than 70 destinations in Europe, Turkey and Morocco.

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