Last leg of ex EU trip cancelled
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Last leg of ex EU trip cancelled
Hasn't happened yet, it it could.
My GOT LHR LAL LHR ARN concludes on Easter Monday.
I’m then on a separate ticket back to London. If the last leg is cancelled, what claim to I have against my main itinerary? I get my options on my return to London
My GOT LHR LAL LHR ARN concludes on Easter Monday.
I’m then on a separate ticket back to London. If the last leg is cancelled, what claim to I have against my main itinerary? I get my options on my return to London
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If you're asking whether the cancellation of a sector on one ticket will give you preferential treatment on a sector in a separate booking the answer is 'no'. You will however be able to avail yourself of the Book With Confidence options. Or maybe I misunderstood your post?
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Yes you'd get a refund, though it might not be that much. Compensation would depend, at least in part, on the cause of the cancellation.
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You have a flight to Stockholm which is expected to operate but you also have a flight back from Stockholm on a separate ticket that you believe will not operate. You're asking whether you can not fly to Stockholm and receive compensation on that ticket because a flight on another ticket is not going to operate and won't be able to get you back.
My answer to this is 'no'.
If you choose not to take a perfectly serviceable sector because of a problem on a sector on a separate ticket you will not receive any compensation on the first ticket.
The best solution would be not to travel to Stockholm and use 'Book With Confidence' for the flight back to London. There *may* be compensation due on the ticket that has the cancelled sector back from Stockholm but as mentioned above it would depend on the reason for the cancellation.
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[QUOTE=kingcole974;34167650]Hasn't happened yet, it it could.
My GOT LHR LAL LHR ARN concludes on Easter Monday.
/QUOTE]
BA flies to Lakeland, Florida??? ( I had to look that one up)
My GOT LHR LAL LHR ARN concludes on Easter Monday.
/QUOTE]
BA flies to Lakeland, Florida??? ( I had to look that one up)
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That would be really handy for Streamsong Resort.
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I've got a similar one here, but the LHR-DUB on BA has been cancelled 6 days to me getting back from SFO/JFK, so basically it's fine to finish in London. It's an 1100quid fare. If i phone up will an FTV be possible and will it amount to much (enough for say going to LUX in CE with half of it)?
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I've got a similar one here, but the LHR-DUB on BA has been cancelled 6 days to me getting back from SFO/JFK, so basically it's fine to finish in London. It's an 1100quid fare. If i phone up will an FTV be possible and will it amount to much (enough for say going to LUX in CE with half of it)?