Check your BA-AA bookings
Jun 23, 22, 1:06 pm
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Check your BA-AA bookings
With all the fun at LHR in the news, I checked my AA-BA award booking and saw that the last leg, LHR-NCE, had disappeared. (Who am I kidding? I bet I'm not the only one who checks on their reservations almost every day.) Called EP line; less than an hour to get a rep. She's dealing with a BA liaison to rebook me, but it sounds like hoops to jump through. Next later flight has no J award space, following flight does. AA rep said may not get confirmation of rebooking until Monday. Fingers crossed.
Jun 23, 22, 1:20 pm
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Originally Posted by IADCAflyer
Wonder if this is confirmation that AA is indeed moving to LHR and what were formerly legal connections are now no longer legal.
Jun 23, 22, 1:37 pm
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It’s likely to have to do neither it’s hypothetical terminal plans nor with strikes which dates aren’t announced yet. Probably so far just schedule adjustment due to staff shortage which all uk based airlines have had to concede.
Jun 23, 22, 1:48 pm
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Originally Posted by ramcm7
. Next later flight has no J award space, following flight does. AA rep said may not get confirmation of rebooking until Monday. Fingers crossed.
Jun 23, 22, 1:57 pm
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heathrow and gatwick bosses have been asking all airlines for capacity cuts in the next month due to operation issues, not BA specific nor UK specific and has nothing to do with hearsay about moving terminals i'd wager.
these airport cuts are rather frequent stories here in the UK press for the last few weeks as the full onslaught of summer travel began.
these airport cuts are rather frequent stories here in the UK press for the last few weeks as the full onslaught of summer travel began.
Jun 23, 22, 7:56 pm
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Originally Posted by ramcm7
With all the fun at LHR in the news, I checked my AA-BA award booking and saw that the last leg, LHR-NCE, had disappeared. (Who am I kidding? I bet I'm not the only one who checks on their reservations almost every day.) Called EP line; less than an hour to get a rep. She's dealing with a BA liaison to rebook me, but it sounds like hoops to jump through. Next later flight has no J award space, following flight does. AA rep said may not get confirmation of rebooking until Monday. Fingers crossed.
Jun 23, 22, 8:13 pm
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Originally Posted by ramcm7
10 July 2022
Two AA codeshares show as cancelled - this happens on BA flights that cancel and but AA reflects the original flight as cancelled - this is fairly normal for how AA books and supports BA flights. You're reading too much into this. Contact AA reservations and ask them to correct the missing flight and put you on a later/earlier flight that is legal. As BA is stretched right now - you should also have AA investigate a connection with AF, they resume LHR-NCE on July 9th
Jun 23, 22, 8:16 pm
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Originally Posted by NickP 1K
What was the flight #
Two AA codeshares show as cancelled - this happens on BA flights that cancel and but AA reflects the original flight as cancelled - this is fairly normal for how AA books and supports BA flights. You're reading too much into this. Contact AA reservations and ask them to correct the missing flight and put you on a later/earlier flight that is legal.
Two AA codeshares show as cancelled - this happens on BA flights that cancel and but AA reflects the original flight as cancelled - this is fairly normal for how AA books and supports BA flights. You're reading too much into this. Contact AA reservations and ask them to correct the missing flight and put you on a later/earlier flight that is legal.
Jun 23, 22, 8:19 pm
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Originally Posted by hp12c
Am I understanding EF correctly in that all flights have all fare class availability zeroed out, meaning all the flights that day will likely end up being cancelled (or not, but are just oversold)?
Also - just looked - ONE option - have AA terminate you at LHR and PAY for an AF LHR-NCE flight on the 10th - 5:35PM - ~$249 in economy
Jun 23, 22, 8:23 pm
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Originally Posted by NickP 1K
They are not zero'd out but are full - I had this on FCO flights this last week also - you will see C/J relax and open up and some Y over time. This is because BA has moved pax from cancelled flights to the ones remaining.
Also - just looked - ONE option - have AA terminate you at LHR and PAY for an AF LHR-NCE flight on the 10th - 5:35PM - ~$249 in economy
Also - just looked - ONE option - have AA terminate you at LHR and PAY for an AF LHR-NCE flight on the 10th - 5:35PM - ~$249 in economy
Jun 24, 22, 1:25 am
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London Nice flights are routinely booked up in July August (and not infrequently at some specific points in May, June, September and ad hoc peak dates the rest of the year). It’s an extremely busy routes, one of the only ones Ba kept serving even during the darkest parts of Covid lockdowns.
Jun 24, 22, 8:56 pm
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Originally Posted by NickP 1K;[url=tel:34363911
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Two AA codeshares show as cancelled - this happens on BA flights that cancel and but AA reflects the original flight as cancelled - this is fairly normal for how AA books and supports BA flights. You're reading too much into this. Contact AA reservations and ask them to correct the missing flight and put you on a later/earlier flight that is legal. As BA is stretched right now - you should also have AA investigate a connection with AF, they resume LHR-NCE on July 9th
Two AA codeshares show as cancelled - this happens on BA flights that cancel and but AA reflects the original flight as cancelled - this is fairly normal for how AA books and supports BA flights. You're reading too much into this. Contact AA reservations and ask them to correct the missing flight and put you on a later/earlier flight that is legal. As BA is stretched right now - you should also have AA investigate a connection with AF, they resume LHR-NCE on July 9th
