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Now all the low cost company's are charging extras for almost everything... I saw on my last Easy Jet booking that Flight insurance was an extra 15 quid... I didn't take it, so does that mean I'm not insured ( for my family) if the plane crashes. I thought it was obligatory for the company to insure its passengers as with 3rd party Car insurance... or is this just another money making scam ?

Public Comments

1. You need travel insurance for many things but the most important is if you are ill or have an accident. In another country you then have to pay for medical attention which could bankrupt you! Don't assume it can't happen to you!
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3. Generally, except those with annual travel insurance, people book their flight/holiday first and then think about insurance. Easyjet are no different from any other airline, tour operator or travel agent when they try to get that business, at the time of booking. Whilst their rates are not too bad, it is a well known fact that insurance can always be obtained cheaper than those in the travel industry offer. What I would say, however, is that it is always worth obtaining insurance soon after you book, especially in the event that you have to cancel for whatever reason. And to even consider travelling without travel insurance is a disaster waiting to happen. A few minutes spent on-line will enable you to get very competitive insurance to cover you all. Here's a good comparison site - http://www.moneysupermarket.com/travelinsurance/?p=0&source=GOOTRAV100&gclid=CNep1ajIpZoCFQdN5QodvkYN8w&ef_id=1816:3:s_5076da0578d9cb5565752807ccbd2e5b_3165557912:hRlVTdBkOIYAAHbEfXcAAAAK:20090505161039
4. You can get a free quote here, Travel Max is probably their best policy, and they have other policies which may fit your budget. http://www.travelex-insurance.com/index.asp?location=07-0018