Travel website is misleading customers, claims easyJet EasyJet claims "screen scrapes" easyJet prices to sell its flights on their own website without authorisation. It then uses "misleading" pricing techniques in advertising the fares to "induce customers" to book flights. EasyJet believes as many as 300,000 passengers may have booked with the site to travel with the airline between October and March this year. Mr Duffy said: "easyJet wants to ensure all of its passengers are getting value for money." The airline - along with Ryanair - have both been criticised in the past by consumer watchdogs for misleading passengers with a blizzard of debit or credit charges and baggage fees. EasyJet insists it now quotes every item in the first price a customer sees on its website. Which? exec director Richard Lloyd last night said: "Companies must comply with the ban on excessive card charges that came in after our campaign, and shouldn't be misleading consumers by adding on charges late in the booking process. Trading Standards and the Office of Fair Trading should crack down on any company found to be breaching these laws.