The point is that Easyjet could not possibly know where you went after first entry (nor is it any of their business). The point about which Schengen country you should apply to is meant to help the embassies manage resources. No the point is all airlines get the TIM manual which is essentially thei...

I completely agree with you and the relevant extracts, I know those to be the rules as well. I think my frustration is that I had to suffer because of people not being competent/trained enough to know what the provision is.I will file a claim with easy jet and see what they say, as a starter anyways...

The point is that Easyjet could not possibly know where you went after first entry (nor is it any of their business). The point about which Schengen country you should apply to is meant to help the embassies manage resources. No the point is all airlines get the TIM manual which is essentially thei...

Thanks for the replies guys, much appreciated. I have already travelled to latvia and amsterdam with the same visa and therefore it was a major shock that I was not allowed to board for prague. I have done a fair bit of research and the rules haven't changed,so will definitely claim for compensation...

Basically the rule is you have to apply to either where you are going first or where you will spend the most time. Like I am going to France in the summer but have been to other places before. As far as I am aware, the rules haven't changed. So for easy jet to deny me seems against the rules.

Hi, I just had a terrible experience couple of days ago with an easy jet flight. So basically I have a multiple schengen visa obtained from the French embassy which has validity until november 2012. I was trying to go to prague and was refused boarding on the fact that I have not been to france yet ...