Originally Posted by Ted51

BA's General Conditions of Carriage, https://www.britishairways.com/en-gb...ns-of-carriage, in Section 3 Tickets say

3b1) Unless it says differently on the ticket, in these conditions of carriage, or in any tariffs which apply, a ticket is valid for travel for:

• one year from the date it is issued or
• one year from the date you first travelled using the ticket, as long as your first flight took place within a year of the ticket being issued.

3b2) If you are prevented from travelling within the validity period of a ticket because we could not confirm your reservation at the time you asked for it, we will:

• extend the validity period of the ticket or
• give you a voluntary fare refund.

Would have thought this means they should re-issue the ticket such that validity extends beyond 365 days from initial issue.

Is this correct or do they have a get-out somewhere?