BA 69 [LHR-PHL] schedule
Sep 19, 2017, 4:32 am
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Slightly odd one here..
BA 69 [LHR - PHL] doesn't appear in the BA timetable or to be available for booking from now through to October (as far out as I bothered looking). It is, however, still coming up in Google Flights searches, etc.
Has the flight been cancelled altogether? Sadly the earlier BA67 is at a pretty inconvenient time.
BA 69 [LHR - PHL] doesn't appear in the BA timetable or to be available for booking from now through to October (as far out as I bothered looking). It is, however, still coming up in Google Flights searches, etc.
Has the flight been cancelled altogether? Sadly the earlier BA67 is at a pretty inconvenient time.
Sep 19, 2017, 9:12 am
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This confused me too, albeit the return BA68 flight as it was showing up on ITA Matrix for next week. The 22:00 departure from PHL would have been ideal, instead I'll be on the 20:40 AA A330 flight.
Looking forward to flying out on BA67, not been on a 747 since heading back from SFO almost 5 years ago.
Looking forward to flying out on BA67, not been on a 747 since heading back from SFO almost 5 years ago.
Sep 19, 2017, 10:00 am
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So very odd that Google Flights is able to generate a price quote for a BA69 / BA68 return next month (random dates), with ba.com listed as vendor
https://goo.gl/flights/VsMF
https://goo.gl/flights/VsMF
Sep 21, 2017, 1:09 am
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So very odd that Google Flights is able to generate a price quote for a BA69 / BA68 return next month (random dates), with ba.com listed as vendor
https://goo.gl/flights/VsMF
Unsurprisingly, clicking through to ba.com yields an error.
Presumably there's a duff data feed somewhere (or BA are using it to try and test demand for the service?)
https://goo.gl/flights/VsMF
Unsurprisingly, clicking through to ba.com yields an error.
Presumably there's a duff data feed somewhere (or BA are using it to try and test demand for the service?)