Can be Easyjet Plus card used for FastTrack even when you are flying with another airline?
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I have an Easyjet Plus card, which among the other benefits, grants access to FastTrack security checks.
Can this be used even when you are flying with another airline?
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I have an Easyjet Plus card, which among the other benefits, grants access to FastTrack security checks.
Can this be used even when you are flying with another airline?
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asked Jul 17 at 11:50
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I can't comment on Easyjet, so this is not an answer. With frequent flyer cards, you only get the benefits when you fly with the airline (or alliance) that issues the card. However, based on my experience, you could often wave the card and use the fast track security benefits even when flying with another airline because no-one checked too closely. This is changing as many airports now have electronic gates for the fast track facilities which scan your boarding pass, so enforcement is more consistent.
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I have an Easyjet Plus card, which among the other benefits, grants access to FastTrack security checks.
Can this be used even when you are flying with another airline?
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asked Jul 17 at 11:50
eepedey
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I have an Easyjet Plus card, which among the other benefits, grants access to FastTrack security checks.
Can this be used even when you are flying with another airline?
airport-security
asked Jul 17 at 11:50
eepedey
61
asked Jul 17 at 11:50
eepedey
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asked Jul 17 at 11:50
eepedey
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asked Jul 17 at 11:50
eepedey
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I can't comment on Easyjet, so this is not an answer. With frequent flyer cards, you only get the benefits when you fly with the airline (or alliance) that issues the card. However, based on my experience, you could often wave the card and use the fast track security benefits even when flying with another airline because no-one checked too closely. This is changing as many airports now have electronic gates for the fast track facilities which scan your boarding pass, so enforcement is more consistent.
– anomuse
Jul 17 at 13:09
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I can't comment on Easyjet, so this is not an answer. With frequent flyer cards, you only get the benefits when you fly with the airline (or alliance) that issues the card. However, based on my experience, you could often wave the card and use the fast track security benefits even when flying with another airline because no-one checked too closely. This is changing as many airports now have electronic gates for the fast track facilities which scan your boarding pass, so enforcement is more consistent.
– anomuse
Jul 17 at 13:09
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I can't comment on Easyjet, so this is not an answer. With frequent flyer cards, you only get the benefits when you fly with the airline (or alliance) that issues the card. However, based on my experience, you could often wave the card and use the fast track security benefits even when flying with another airline because no-one checked too closely. This is changing as many airports now have electronic gates for the fast track facilities which scan your boarding pass, so enforcement is more consistent.
– anomuse
Jul 17 at 13:09
I can't comment on Easyjet, so this is not an answer. With frequent flyer cards, you only get the benefits when you fly with the airline (or alliance) that issues the card. However, based on my experience, you could often wave the card and use the fast track security benefits even when flying with another airline because no-one checked too closely. This is changing as many airports now have electronic gates for the fast track facilities which scan your boarding pass, so enforcement is more consistent.
– anomuse
Jul 17 at 13:09
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I can't comment on Easyjet, so this is not an answer. With frequent flyer cards, you only get the benefits when you fly with the airline (or alliance) that issues the card. However, based on my experience, you could often wave the card and use the fast track security benefits even when flying with another airline because no-one checked too closely. This is changing as many airports now have electronic gates for the fast track facilities which scan your boarding pass, so enforcement is more consistent.
– anomuse
Jul 17 at 13:09