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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 12:52 pm
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EK029
 
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Originally Posted by KenJohn
On a fully flex ticket, I think you can do a no show and cancel even after the flight has departed. Refund may take a while as they will have to check that you did not board the flight in the first place.

Is this correct?

I have some seen on some non-BA T&Cs on the ticket where it states a fare is only refundable if cancelled before the flight departure.

What are we classing as a 'no-show' here exactly?

The individual never turned up for check-in? Or the individual checked-in, but never turned up at the gate for boarding? Or, to be really pedantic, the individual checked-in, THEN notified BA that they were not intending to board, and did not board?
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