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Old Oct 12, 2021, 2:23 pm
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what is the reason you didn't call and rebook for a different ABZ flight as I suggested up thread?

i would very strongly suggest you do that rather than treat this as an experiment in to how BA's (not necessarily reliable!) systems work.
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Old Oct 12, 2021, 2:34 pm
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Originally Posted by alvinlwh
So... 4 months had passed. I am now sitting in London with my flight home in less than 48 hours. No contact from BA except for the standard preflight covid information email. I am still on BA1314 - BA4038, 1600-1735 and 1730-1820.
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The advise still the same? No need to panic, no need to be concerned and BA's effective system will sweep such problems up? Or BA have some other magic to solve this time paradox?
I wish you the best of luck
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Old Oct 12, 2021, 2:47 pm
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Originally Posted by KARFA
Yes, sorry I should have expanded my first post. So yes at some point BA will pick up on the misconnect and either rebook or contact you - but if you know what you want to rebook to already just call them and ask.
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what is the reason you didn't call and rebook for a different ABZ flight as I suggested up thread?

i would very strongly suggest you do that rather than treat this as an experiment in to how BA's (not necessarily reliable!) systems work.
You (and others) also said "at some point" BA will pick up the problem and contact me. No, I do not know what flights to pick, so I did not contact them. Also, many comments up thread were telling me that I was panicking, my flight is ages away, etc... So I just forgotten about the problem until I received the preflight email from them today. Up thread it seems that many are saying BA system is quite reliable in picking up such problems, well perhaps no.
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Old Oct 12, 2021, 2:56 pm
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On balance I think a call tomorrow morning first thing to BA may be of benefit to your travel plans.
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Old Oct 12, 2021, 2:57 pm
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Originally Posted by alvinlwh
You (and others) also said "at some point" BA will pick up the problem and contact me. No, I do not know what flights to pick, so I did not contact them. Also, many comments up thread were telling me that I was panicking, my flight is ages away, etc... So I just forgotten about the problem until I received the preflight email from them today. Up thread it seems that many are saying BA system is quite reliable in picking up such problems, well perhaps no.
yes and they should have done, but clearly they didn't. i didn't think you would just do nothing though - i did give you a large hint that if you know what you want instead you should call. i think you have been around long enough to know sometimes ba's systems are not always 100% efficient

i would suggest you call tomorrow.
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