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Jul 10, 2019 | 4:18 pm

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PETER01

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Originally Posted by flashware

I was looking at the T&C on them as I got one for fare difference on some flights I booked a few days ago, I think it said they can only be used for standard flights and not extras (I was hoping to use for a POUG). Might be worth having a look again to see the exact wording.

That seems to be the case. However one thing I learnt and doing a bit of searching is that you can apparently give an e-voucher to someone else!

Using your eVoucher

You can use an eVoucher in full or part payment of flight bookings on ba.com or through your local British Airways contact centre.

You will be asked to quote the eVoucher number and name when you make a flight booking with us, so please keep this information to hand.

On ba.com, just click the link, 'Got a promotion code or eVoucher?' on the 'Price' page, when you make a booking, and enter your eVoucher number and name.

You can give your eVoucher to someone else if you want to, just remember that they will need the eVoucher number and name details, and it can only be used once.

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Originally Posted by Chammer

Forgive me if this has already been asked. I am looking to book an Avios saver fare for a CE flight next spring. Am I able to use a previous BA compensation cash voucher to pay the taxes? Thanks

Unfortunately not.

https://www.britishairways.com/trave...s/public/en_gbTerms and Conditions

The eVoucher is valid until the expiry date shown and is not renewable.
It can be used when purchasing British Airways flight tickets through our contact centres or on ba.com, with the exception of tickets purchased using Avios or On Business points.

All travel on British Airways is subject to British Airways General Conditions of Carriage.