Multi-city bookings on BA Cityflyer
#1
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Multi-city bookings on BA Cityflyer
Am looking at different options on weekend trips on BA Cityflyer from regional airports with only a few hours at the destination.
If I make a journey A - B - C (where A and C are both in UK), does the multi-city tool book it as:
- a return journey, or
- a one-way journey of two legs?
I'm concerned about what protection I have if a delay on the first flight causes me to miss the second flight.
If I make a journey A - B - C (where A and C are both in UK), does the multi-city tool book it as:
- a return journey, or
- a one-way journey of two legs?
I'm concerned about what protection I have if a delay on the first flight causes me to miss the second flight.
#4
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But pray tell, why would you want to check bags on an itinerary like that?
#5
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Mine booked on the basis of two half round trips. But in any case you'd be protected on the PNR anyway.
I'm not sure why you'd want to check a bag either though! Would have been fine judging by how little clicking the agent had to do to get both BPs at Stansted tho (mobile boarding pass didn't work for some reason).
I'm not sure why you'd want to check a bag either though! Would have been fine judging by how little clicking the agent had to do to get both BPs at Stansted tho (mobile boarding pass didn't work for some reason).
#6
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Someone with a lot of luggage might prefer to do it by plane if they were being helped by friends/family at either end.
A bit like this guy! http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2016...n_9090338.html
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#8
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I think it's quite a long and tedious train journey from STN to BHX.
Someone with a lot of luggage might prefer to do it by plane if they were being helped by friends/family at either end.
A bit like this guy! http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2016...n_9090338.html
Someone with a lot of luggage might prefer to do it by plane if they were being helped by friends/family at either end.
A bit like this guy! http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2016...n_9090338.html