How to reach EasyJet for customer service & claims

Need to know how to contact Easyjet? Below are the fastest phone numbers, chat links and forms to reach their customer service—plus a quicker way to get what you’re after. If your Easyjet flight was delayed, canceled or overbooked, or your baggage went missing or arrived damaged, AirHelp can chase the compensation for you. Check your flight in two minutes for free, pay nothing unless we win, and let the experts handle the paperwork while you move on.

Here are the main ways to reach Easyjet customer service:

• Phone: Main customer service line: +44 (0) 330 5515151. Available for booking, cancellations, and general inquiries.

• Website: easyjet.com - Manage bookings, check flight status, and access online forms.

• Live chat: Available through the Easyjet website or mobile app for quick assistance.

• Email/Contact form: For complaints, claims, and issues requiring written documentation, use the online contact form at easyjet.com.

• Mailing address: Hangar 89, London Luton Airport, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU2 9PF, United Kingdom.

Easyjet social media channels

• X: @easyJet

• Facebook: easyjet

• Instagram: easyjet

If your Easyjet flight was delayed, canceled without enough notice, or you were bumped because of overbooking, you could be owed compensation.

Contact Easyjet directly for compensation

You can file a compensation claim directly with Easyjet through their customer relations form or email. However, you may experience:

• Multi-step paperwork that asks for receipts, boarding passes and baggage tags

• Dense legal language that can make it hard to tell what you’re really entitled to

• Automatic “no” notices, even when the airline clearly owes you money

• Lack of response or follow-up

Get compensated faster with AirHelp

Why use AirHelp instead of contacting Easyjet directly?

✅ Free eligibility check – Know your rights in 2 minutes

✅ We handle everything – No need to contact Easyjet yourself

✅ Expert knowledge – We know exactly what you're owed

✅ No win, no fee – You only pay if we get you compensated

✅ We have won compensation for more than 3 million passengers

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AirHelp can check if you’re owed compensation under European regulation EC 261, the UK’s UK 261, Brazil’s ANAC 400, and other passenger rights laws. We deal with the airline for you, so you skip the paperwork and the runaround.

If your bag is delayed, damaged, or lost, reach out to the airline right away to protect your rights—you could be owed a refund or compensation. Report the problem at the airport before you leave, then file your claim. For step-by-step help, check our guide to Easyjet baggage issues; contact details are below.

At the airport

• Report the issue immediately at the airport's Baggage Service Office (or at the Easyjet service desk, if available) before leaving the airport

• Get a Property Irregularity Report (PIR) with a reference number

• Take photos of any damage

Follow-up contact

• Easyjet baggage service: easyjet.com/en/help/baggage/

• Keep all receipts for essential items purchased due to baggage delay

• Submit your claim to Easyjet within the required time limits

Get compensation for baggage problems with AirHelp

Many passengers don't realize they can get compensation for baggage issues on international flights. On most international flights your baggage rights are covered by the Montreal Convention, which lets you claim up to €1,900 for delayed, lost or damaged luggage.

AirHelp can help you get compensated for:

• Lost baggage – Up to approximately €1,900 per passenger

• Delayed baggage – Reimbursement for essential purchases

• Damaged baggage – Compensation for repairs or replacement

Why use AirHelp for baggage claims?

• We know exactly what documentation is required

• We handle negotiations with Easyjet

• An AirHelp+ membership – which gives you access to our baggage claim service – also gets you an extra fast-payment bonus of €100 when your luggage runs into trouble, plus other perks.

The AirHelp Score evaluates airlines based on on-time performance, customer service, and claim handling. It helps you understand how efficiently Easyjet resolves issues and responds to compensation claims.

You can view the current AirHelp Score for Easyjet here.

Passengers who need wheelchair service, have medical conditions, or are traveling with disabilities should contact Easyjet special assistance through their dedicated support page (request help here). It’s best to reach out well before departure so they can set up the assistance you need.

Not sure how to contact Easyjet? Here's a quick guide:

For flight delays or cancellations

Best option: Let AirHelp handle your compensation claim

Alternative: Call +44 (0) 330 5515151 or visit a Easyjet desk at the airport

For compensation claims

Best option: Use AirHelp (fast and high success rate)

Alternative: Submit your claim through the Easyjet website

For baggage issues

Best option: Report at airport immediately, then file with AirHelp+ for international flights

Alternative: Request a reimbursement or compensation directly from the airline.

For general questions

Best option: Live chat on easyjet.com or the Easyjet mobile app

Alternative: Social media (@easyJet on X)