Italy’s competition authority is investigating easyJet over allegations relating to how the airline presents baggage prices to customers during booking. The Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato says the airline’s commercial conduct may be misleading and could give consumers a distorted impression of the price they would have to pay for baggage. According to reports, the investigation concerns information provided on booking platforms and the way baggage-related costs are displayed during the purchasing process. The authority describes the alleged practice as “misleading and aggressive,” suggesting customers may not receive a clear picture of the total baggage charges they face. The matter is being handled as a formal probe by Italy’s antitrust regulator. The outlet reports characterize the issue as potentially unfair pricing presentation rather than an explicit claim that baggage fees are charged incorrectly, focusing instead on the accuracy and clarity of how the charges are communicated at the point of sale. easyJet has not been reported as having admitted wrongdoing, and the investigation outcome is pending.