Originally Posted by
EK029
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?
Doesn't matter... You can get a refund as long as you didn't get on the plane.
Not quite sure what would happen if you got on the plane, and then received a phone call saying your meeting was cancelled, and then offloaded yourself. You may have a few problems getting BA to acknowledge you didn't fly
