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Airport Tax Refund

Typical Refund

EUR1340

per passenger

Policy snapshot

Typical Refund
EUR1340 per passenger
No-show refunds supported
Yes
Refund after check-in supported
Yes
Third-party bookings supported
Depends
Partial passenger claims supported
Depends
Source last verified
Feb 19, 2026

Eligibility & requirements

Eligible if you did not take the flight: EasyJet allows a claim for a refund of Government Tax for the unused flight(s). The base fare is generally non-refundable, and EasyJet says it does not charge specific airport fees.

Usually eligible

  • You cancelled your flight and did not fly (claim Government Tax for unused flight(s)).
  • You missed your flight (no-show) and did not take the flight (claim Government Tax for unused flight(s)).
  • You did not take one leg on a booking (Government Tax refund applies to the unused flight(s)).
  • Government Tax decreases after booking (refund of the difference).

Usually not eligible

  • Refund of the base fare (generally non-refundable after 24 hours).
  • Refund of airport charges labeled as separate fees (EasyJet states it does not charge specific airport fees and bears airport charges itself).
  • Refunds for third-party travel extras (hotels, car hire, insurance) handled by those providers, not EasyJet.
  • Compensation for delays/cancellations (separate process under disruption rules/EC261 where applicable).

Required documents

  • Booking reference (mandatory)

    Provide the EasyJet booking reference for the flight(s) you did not take.

  • Passenger and flight details (mandatory)

    Names on the booking, route, flight date/time, and which flight(s) were not taken.

  • Payment details (if requested by support) (optional)

    Customer Services may ask for confirmation details to locate the booking or process the refund.

Special cases

Serious illness

EasyJet may offer a voucher or refund in serious/terminal illness cases after submitting a medical declaration document and contacting support via their form.

Bereavement

EasyJet may offer a voucher, fee waiver, or refund in bereavement cases. You may need to provide a death certificate via the Contact Us form.

Booked through a third party

Depending on how the booking was made and managed, the travel agent may need to assist. EasyJet’s Government Tax refund policy directs you to contact Customer Services.

Claim process

  1. Step 1

    Gather booking details

    Note your booking reference, passenger names, and the specific flight(s) you did not take.

  2. Step 2

    Contact EasyJet Customer Services

    Request a Government Tax refund for the unused flight(s). EasyJet directs customers to contact Customer Services to claim this refund.

  3. Step 3

    State scope clearly

    Ask specifically for the Government Tax refund (not the fare). If needed, ask support to confirm what portion is refundable for your booking.

  4. Step 4

    Keep confirmation

    Save any case reference, chat transcript, or email confirmation from EasyJet Customer Services.

Support channels

  • Contact Us form (Customer Services) (Web Form)

    https://www.easyjet.com/en/help-centre/contact/contact-us-form

    EasyJet directs tax refund requests to Customer Services; their Contact Us form is the main entry point on the help site.

  • Executive Support Team (document submission fallback) (Postal Mail)

    Executive Support Team, easyJet Airline Company, Hangar 89, London Luton Airport, LU9 2PF, United Kingdom

    EasyJet provides this address for cases where customers cannot complete online submissions (shown for serious illness/bereavement).

  • Customer Services (phone/email/webchat) (Other)

    https://www.easyjet.com/en/help-centre/contact/contact-us

    EasyJet references phone/email/webchat support via the Contact Us page; specific details can vary by country and booking type.

Escalation path

If standard support channels do not resolve your request, ask Customer Services to escalate the case internally (provide your booking reference and prior case ID). For document-heavy special circumstances (illness/bereavement), follow the prescribed form and, if necessary, postal submission route.

EasyJet states that its tickets are non-refundable in general. However, if you cancel, miss, or do not take a flight, you can claim a full refund of the Government Tax for the flight(s) you did not take by contacting EasyJet Customer Services.

Important: EasyJet also states that, other than Government Tax, it bears the operating costs of the flight (including airport charges) and does not pass these third-party charges on to customers. In its fees information, it also states it does not charge specific airport fees.

What to expect: - Refund scope: Government Tax only (not the base fare, and typically not airport charges). - How to claim: Contact EasyJet Customer Services (usually via their Contact Us form/help channels). - Timing and deadlines: EasyJet does not clearly state a claim deadline or standard processing time for Government Tax refunds on its public pages (as of 2026-02-19).

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