Most airlines allow travelers to check in electronically, either online or via the special kiosks in the aiport. However, for those that have trouble checking in electronically, there's always a friendly face at the counter that is willing to help. EasyJet is hoping to reduce the number of people checking in at the airport with the launch of a new smartphone application.
Of course, if you have luggage, you'll still need to visit bag drop to relieve yourself of your heavy suitcases. However, if you've printed off your boarding pass at home and are traveling with only cabin baggage, you can head straight for security. If you're departing from Amsterdam, Edinburg, Manchester, Nice, Southend or Stanstead, you can download your boarding pass to your phone and present it for inspection at the bag drop desk, security, and your gate.
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