31 January 2025
easyJet Plus for Business
The low-cost airline has launched a corporate program to buy and get discounts on employee subscriptions with exclusive benefits for business trips
easyJet has introduced easyJet Plus for Business, a programme designed for businesses that want to buy, manage and get discounts on easyJet Plus subscriptions for their employees. This initiative allows business travelers to access a series of exclusive benefits, enhancing the travel experience and providing greater flexibility.
Through the dedicated plus.easyjet.com platform, companies can purchase up to 250 subscriptions in a single solution, simplifying the management of corporate travel. In addition, the program includes a discount formula that provides a free subscription for every 10 purchased, offering added value to companies that choose this option.
The easyJet Plus membership, which costs €298 per person per year, includes a range of exclusive benefits including:
- Dedicated luggage storage , to reduce waiting times at the airport
- Priority boarding, for a smoother travel experience
- Premium seats, for greater comfort on board
- Access to Fast Track at selected airports , to quickly pass through security
- Free return flight changes, for more flexible and carefree travel
Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: EasyJet Press Office
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