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If your suitcase is lost, you should report it to the Easyjet baggage service immediately upon arrival at the airport. Fill out a property irregularity report (PIR) with your contact information and flight details. Keep your baggage receipt, as it will be necessary for tracking your baggage and filing any claims. Easyjet will typically keep you updated on the status of your luggage. It may take some time to recover lost luggage, but they will assist you in the process.

To change your Easyjet ticket for another date, you need to go to the "Manage Bookings" section on the Easyjet website or app. There, you can select your booking and follow the prompts to change the flight. Keep in mind that changing your flight may incur additional fees and fare differences.

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If you don't book in advance and purchase tickets at the last minute, your best bet is to pack as lightly as possible to avoid extra fees. If you only plan on traveling with hand luggage but still need more weight allowance for heavier items such as winter coats or suitcases, there are ways around that too! For example, you can purchase a separate seat for your heavier items and avoid paying excess baggage fees. If you face any issues or difficulties, you can contact Easyjet customer support. They will help you fix any problems you might have.

Yes, you can still travel with EasyJet. The airline requires that your passport be valid for the proposed duration of your stay when you travel internationally. So, there are no stipulations that your passport needs to be valid for a certain period beyond your return date. However, you need to consider the entry requirements of the country you are visiting. Some countries require that your passport be valid for 6 months beyond the date you plan to leave that country. If your destination has such rules, you might face difficulties upon arrival, even if EasyJet allowed you to board. Always check the entry requirements of your destination country before travel.