From the Easyjet website
“Under a Directive from the European Union, carriers are obliged to collect each customer’s ‘Advance Passenger Information’ (API) to pass on to the relevant national authority. This means that your airline must capture key pieces of information found in your travel document, such as date of birth and nationality, prior to travel.
The first country to adopt the Directive is Spain. Airlines must therefore collect API from all passengers travelling from non-Schengen countries in to Spain, including infants, children and Spanish nationals returning home. This affects easyJet customers travelling from the UK, Switzerland and Morocco in to Spain.
If you have already booked to travel to Spain but have not yet provided your API, simply log in to ‘My easyJet.com’, click on ‘Add Document Details’ for each relevant booking and enter the information as requested. If you plan to travel to Spain in the future, please enter the information at the time of booking using the link on the confirmation page.
This information must be provided for all passengers on each booking prior to travel.
Failure to do this means you will not be allowed to take your flight.”
Last line might be a bit OTT, however I dont think every easyJet station has the facilities to enable the passports to be swiped
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