September 2020 flight cancellations and operational changes
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Jul 21, 20, 9:07 am
#91
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: LON, between FAB and EGTD
Programs: AA Exec Plat, BA nobody (blue)
Posts: 258
Originally Posted by lewis_saint
I realize this is off-topic, but any crystal ball insights as to if/when the UK may change their 14-day quarantine rules for a subset of the US (i.e. the North-East, with JFK, EWR, BOS, etc). With comparable or lower COVID rates, and the North-East states having 14-day quarantine rules of their own from the rest of the US, might the UK open up a special corridor?
Jul 21, 20, 9:09 am
#92
Join Date: May 2016
Programs: United, Virgin, BA, AA
Posts: 18
Originally Posted by saint_em
Hope they're doing this alphabetically and Seattle gets the chop next.
It feels very odd to be actively wanting a cancellation!
It feels very odd to be actively wanting a cancellation!
Jul 21, 20, 9:13 am
#93
Join Date: May 2016
Programs: United, Virgin, BA, AA
Posts: 18
Originally Posted by richardwft
Did you have travel insurance in place when you booked in February?
I have automatic travel insurance with my HSBC Premier Card, but I don't think I will be covered as the trip has not been cancelled. I haven't spoken to HSBC yet as I was hoping that BA would cancel. I will hold out until mid-August. I am not sure why BA is being so flexible for only those who booked after March 3rd. I didn't know there was going to be a pandemic on Feb 12th. I would be happy to re-book, but BA said my booking date was outside of the free re-booking or voucher offer.
Jul 21, 20, 9:18 am
#95
Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: Mexico
Programs: BAEC Gold
Posts: 1,332
Mexico City was scheduled daily across summer months, but now September down to 4 a week which coincides more closely with normal off season frequency. Operating M,T, Th, S, different to the normal M, W, F, S, S.
Jul 21, 20, 9:19 am
#96
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 2,246
Originally Posted by tonmason
...I have automatic travel insurance with my HSBC Premier Card, but I don't think I will be covered as the trip has not been cancelled....
Jul 21, 20, 9:44 am
#97
Join Date: May 2016
Programs: United, Virgin, BA, AA
Posts: 18
Originally Posted by richardwft
You may be covered under another section of the policy.
Jul 21, 20, 9:57 am
#98
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: LBA
Posts: 329
Originally Posted by PUCCI GALORE
My flight to Portland has gone to 0 availability in all classes so I think that this is now definitely going to be cancelled. Good job too - I really do not want to go there at this time.
I now have noticed that all the Sat flights in Sep and Oct have gone to 0 availability so I think that the route has been scratched for the time being.
I now have noticed that all the Sat flights in Sep and Oct have gone to 0 availability so I think that the route has been scratched for the time being.
Jul 21, 20, 10:01 am
#99
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: LBA
Posts: 329
Originally Posted by our_kid
Thanks for the heads up Pucci - was heading out for my wedding anniversary in October. It’s a shame but we can try again next year - I booked my ticket ex INV on a mini TP run whilst my OH was flying direct!! 
Jul 21, 20, 11:59 am
#103
Join Date: Jun 2019
Location: Edinburgh
Programs: British airways
Posts: 4
Originally Posted by APUBleed
Any tips of when is best to get through to the call centre? Seems they won't even take calls atm due to volume.
Jul 21, 20, 12:09 pm
#104
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Home Counties, UK
Programs: BA blue, Emirates blue
Posts: 263
My brother’s flight to IAD for 10Sept and return a fortnight later was cancelled today. He is pleased as he no longer wanted to go now, preferring to delay things until next year. He’ll phone tomorrow for a refund.
Jul 21, 20, 12:12 pm
#105
Join Date: Nov 2014
Programs: BA gold
Posts: 13
Originally Posted by dylanks
PHX is now down to 3 days a week for September on a 788 only.
