Anybody who goes to the bother of checking in online for an EasyJet flight knows the airline usually assigns them a place in boarding group C or worse. The reason given – usually – is that online check-in allows you a few extra minutes to get to the gate and therefore you wouldn’t want to be first on the plane anyway – or some such nonsense.
But what’s this? Tonight I checked in and I have been assigned group A, both in and out of London. What’s going on? Have they decided to reward their desired behaviour after all or have I reached some sort of privileged, yet hidden, threshold of flights?
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