Easyjet check-in at Luton is fine, as they take most of the terminal. They they are long queues are certain times and you can hardly see the screens to see what desk to check in though.

Once you have answered the normal security questions, you get a loverly laminated boarding pass which has been used countless times before. Expect a nice walk in the weather to board your place (no sky bridges here), out on the tarmac and walk up the steps.

Inflight food is expensive with a cheese/pickle sandwich priced at £2.50, drinks from £1.