The holiday operator has seen a 10 per cent rise in the number of infants jetting off this year compared to 2025, meaning this update could benefit more Britons.Customer director at easyJet Holidays, Stuart Wright, said: “Travel has a unique way of bringing families together, and a baby’s very first holiday is often one of those moments parents remember for years to come. “By covering the cost of a baby’s first passport, we’re helping more families start making those memories that little bit sooner.”