As a matter of interest, why are BA showing strikes in red in MMB on non-strike days and offering the option to re-book or refund? I have two upcoming flights, one on the 11th (the day after a strike) and one on the 26th September (the day before an announced strike). Why would I want to re-book or refund if the flights are running?
I have the same for two flights on WEdesnday 11th and I am wondering if they are expecting a knock on effect on these flight and how flexible they will be with these cancellations.