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Old Dec 18, 2008 | 10:33 am
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Originally Posted by ADGrant
They are both BA flights.
Yes, but you've booked them as two point to point tickets. BA's responsibility and liability on the first ticket is to get you from A to B. As long as they do that, job done - there's nothing that says they have to get you there in time for your B to C flight. The fact that you're going from B to C with BA later that day isn't a concern with regard to BA's liability/responsibility to get you from A to B.

If you'd booked to travel from A to C, via B, different story. In this scenario, BA is contracted to get you to C, and bears the cost of changing your flights etc in the event that A to B runs late. That's why the A to C ticket costs more normally.

Is there any flexibility in your LHR - MUC ticket? And how long did you allow between the flights?
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