Easyjet starts the delivery service for cabin cars with real crew members – and they even carry out the security routine on the doorstep!
- The carts will be loaded with snacks such as chips and olives – and prosecco will be on the drinks menu
- Easyjet sees the initiative, which is described as a world first, as an entertaining way to keep cabin crew fit.
- The service is free. Customers are asked to make a donation to Age UK charity
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Vacationers who lack flying think this new delivery service is a great idea.
Easyjet is launching the world’s first trolley service for home delivery, in which real uniformed cabin crew rolls the actual board vehicles to the customer’s doorstep.
They even carry out the safety routine on request.
Easyjet is launching the world’s first trolley service for home delivery, in which real uniformed cabin crew rolls the actual on-board vehicles to the customer’s doorstep
The carts will be loaded with snacks like chips, nuts and olives – and gin and tonics, Bloody Marys and chilled prosecco will be on the drinks menu.
The service will be run on a trial basis in London on December 17th and 18th in collaboration with Deliveroo and is free of charge. Customers are asked to make a donation to Age UK charity.
Easyjet sees the initiative as an entertaining way to keep cabin crew fit.
The carts will be loaded with snacks like chips, nuts and olives – and gin and tonics, Bloody Marys and chilled prosecco will be on the drinks menu
The service will be run on a trial basis in London on December 17th and 18th in collaboration with Deliveroo and is free of charge. Customers are asked to make a donation to Age UK charity
Tina Milton, easyJet’s Director of Cabin Services, said, “As much as our customers have missed flying in the past few months, our cabin crew have really missed doing what they love to do to serve our customers. So this trial version offers us a great opportunity to bring easyJet to customers’ doors with our trolley delivery service.
“So for the time being, we’ll focus on making sure our on-site service stays as good as it does in the air, and we look forward to seeing everyone back on board in 2021.”
Johan Lundgren, CEO of easyJet, said, “Through this process, I am delighted to see that our crew is able to add a little holiday joy to the homes this Christmas.”
Deliveroo’s Natasha Graydon added, “If there’s one thing we’ve missed this year, it’s the feeling of getting on a plane, settling in your seats and toasting the upcoming vacation when you’re in a faraway place to fly.
“So we’re excited to be working with easyJet to bring that Christmas magic back home.”
visit Deliveroo.co.uk/cuisines/easyjet-drinks-trolley make a booking. The crew will carry out the delivery in a Covid-compliant manner – respecting social distancing.
Johan Lundgren, CEO of easyJet, said: “With this attempt, I am pleased to see that our crew is able to add a little holiday joy to the homes this Christmas.”
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