easyJet holidays is launching a promotion in which it pays for a baby’s first UK passport cost, described as “free” to parents. The offer covers the £66.50 price of a first passport and is framed as support for families facing higher living costs. easyJet says it will cover the cost when parents book a baby’s first holiday with the company.
The scheme is set to run for a limited period between 22 October and 26 November 2026. Coverage limits reported across outlets include one child up to 18 months per booking. Families are directed to book via the easyJet website, and the equivalent passport cost is provided as an offset against the holiday.
Outlet emphasis varies. HuffPost UK links the promotion to its survey findings about how parents view affordability and the significance of early trips, while The Herald Scotland presents the basic terms and timing. Glasgow Times adds that easyJet is partnering with Peppa Pig for family travel advice, but otherwise focuses on the same core passport-cost coverage details.
