Another case of Not to Fly, and Not to Serve
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at 00:09 by BigDog..
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first_class_pleaseParticipantStormin – if your onward flight was on a separate ticket, BA have zero responsibility for your missed connection. They only have to get you to your final ticketed point, I.e Bahrain.
While this doesn’t help, it would appear booking via an agent to issue a single ticket, or booking the same airline for all flights, such as Qatar Airways (oneworld partner) would have been the way to go.
20 Nov 2014
at 17:44
andystockParticipantBA have only themselves to blame most of them 747 should be sitting in a desert somewhere and are well past their sell by date. I would not book a flight on one especially in the middle east when you look at the new fleets of Emirates, Etihad, Qatar.
The BA 747 is stuck in the 90’s, we are now in 2014.
20 Nov 2014
at 18:33
BugAdvisorParticipant@ Ian_from_HKG
Yes – I think he did well getting EUR600 as that’s more than the EU rule. My guess is the operator decided that it was long-haul and didn’t check the mileage. I hadn’t seen that post when I posted my reply.21 Nov 2014
at 11:04
KarlMarxParticipantKilometres are only 5/8ths of a mile. 2,940 miles is a lot more than 3,500kms.
Therefore, you are wrong and the entitlement is 600€.
You need to read your own website 😉
21 Nov 2014
at 19:53
KarlMarxParticipantIt is ‘here or there’ for anyone reading the assertion about 400€ being due, some posts after the confirmation of 600€ being received, still if you prefer to be a pedant on an obvious typo, rather than try to supply the correct compo information for others, good luck to you. Perhaps you can count the number of olives in your next starter on Emirates and see if they are correct?
22 Nov 2014
at 09:03
SimonS1ParticipantI love it when people jump in to forcefully to tell others they are wrong, get their facts all wrong in the process and then get all disgruntled. We should have had a Saturday morning humour thread for it.
Flying on SAA today, they don’t do olives, however let’s hope when fuelling up that the pilot knows whether a mile is five eights of a kilometer or 1.6 kilometers 😉
22 Nov 2014
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