Says owenc:
I don't see what's so exciting about an Easyjet plane.
No-one does, but as far as I am aware the airport's social media operations are still outsourced to a local company, so they don't have direct access the more interesting material; only what's forwarded to them or for which they're prompted to ask.
Keeping social media fresh and engaging requires positive effort, whereas many companies regard it as a money-sink and try to spend as little time and money as possible on it. That's a mistake because a stale, boring social media feed shapes many peoples' perceptions of the airport itself.
Which is a shame, because a lot more goes-on at the airport that you'd glean from their Twitter feed.