BA 10% off with Chase Visa Signature card
Feb 1, 18, 7:25 pm
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Originally Posted by ILman
Can I use this promo when booking via the phone? Does it apply for flights departing from Europe?
Originally Posted by Steve in Olympia
So, to answer the original question, you must use the ba.com website, use the promo code CARDOFFERU, and pay with a Chase Visa card.
https://www.britishairways.com/en-gb...visa-signature
"Valid only for new bookings made by US residents paying in USD with a valid British Airways Visa Signature card issued by Chase, for travel commencing from the US to London and beyond or commencing on OpenSkies from New York/Newark to Paris Orly. Cardholder must travel to qualify for the 10% discount."
Feb 1, 18, 9:30 pm
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Originally Posted by golfmad
And the answer to the second part of the question is 'no'. Flights have to originate in the USA. Full details are in the terms and conditions here:
https://www.britishairways.com/en-gb...visa-signature
"Valid only for new bookings made by US residents paying in USD with a valid British Airways Visa Signature card issued by Chase, for travel commencing from the US to London and beyond or commencing on OpenSkies from New York/Newark to Paris Orly. Cardholder must travel to qualify for the 10% discount."
https://www.britishairways.com/en-gb...visa-signature
"Valid only for new bookings made by US residents paying in USD with a valid British Airways Visa Signature card issued by Chase, for travel commencing from the US to London and beyond or commencing on OpenSkies from New York/Newark to Paris Orly. Cardholder must travel to qualify for the 10% discount."
Feb 1, 18, 9:53 pm
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Originally Posted by Steve in Olympia
Many folks have reported that (1) they have successfully booked itineraries that did not incude the cardholder, and (2) any Chase Visa card will work, it doesn't have to be the BA-branded Visa.
I was quoting the terms as they relate to the question I was answering (the one relating to the country of departure).
Feb 1, 18, 10:18 pm
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Originally Posted by golfmad
I know.
I was quoting the terms as they relate to the question I was answering (the one relating to the country of departure).
I was quoting the terms as they relate to the question I was answering (the one relating to the country of departure).
Feb 2, 18, 12:27 am
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Originally Posted by Steve in Olympia
Many folks have reported that (1) they have successfully booked itineraries that did not incude the cardholder, and (2) any Chase Visa card will work, it doesn't have to be the BA-branded Visa.
I tried many many many times, doesnt work anymore.
#1 , 1 have no issue booking for someone.
Feb 2, 18, 8:24 am
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Originally Posted by Steve in Olympia
Yes, you know, but there are other people reading this thread besides you. By quoting T & C's that, in reality, are never enforced, misinformation is being repeated, without any caveats or context.
Feb 2, 18, 9:28 am
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Originally Posted by golfmad
I answered a specific question by referencing the supplier's published terms and conditions. The clause in the terms and conditions that related to the OP's question are correct and enforced and my answer was correct. Are you suggesting that whenever we answer questions and make reference to the terms and conditions we also have to spell out all the other non related things in the terms that *may* not be enforced or we're guilty of spreading misinformation?
Feb 2, 18, 9:53 am
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Originally Posted by Steve in Olympia
Yes.
Based on the Fly2Where's post above it sounds like it is now necessary to use a BA Chase Card now (as listed in the terms). You'll need to keep up to date or you might end up spreading misinformation and that would never do
