Earn bonus Heathrow Rewards points on fashion purchases

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• Flightdoctor says:

  11 Feb11 February 10:06

  Heathrow Rewards offering 50% bonus transfer to Avios until the end of March

• The Original Nick says:

  11 Feb11 February 10:21

  O:T, Sorry. I’m flying LHR-AMS in Y on BA. Then I’m connecting on to a QR flight to DOH in J 3 hours later. Can I print my QR boarding pass before I get to LHR and then get BA Galleries Lounge access at LHR using the QR Boarding pass?

  • Yan says:

    11 Feb11 February 13:09

    Yes that should be fine per oneworld rule, though 3 hours is within the risky zone for ex-EU connection

  • TGLoyalty says:

    11 Feb11 February 13:10

    Nope

• Nori says:

  11 Feb11 February 10:37

  Vueling did that on LON – ZRH route. They cancelled the route and rerouted me via BCN with overnight stays on both legs. I took the refund. But as it was a super cheap sales ticket I had to pay 4x times more to rebook with Swiss so I can fly direct.

  Lately it seems to be a regular occurrence with BA and its sister companies. I wonder if other airlines are as bad?

  • Anna says:

    11 Feb11 February 14:42

    Presumably they were going to be paying for the overnight stay?

    • Nori says:

      11 Feb11 February 20:26

      Anna, I guess Vueling should but they conveniently didn’t mention that. And I didn’t fancy extending my journey time from just over an hour to 10hrs.

• Tilly71 says:

  11 Feb11 February 12:23

  Newquay airport is very small but does all that’s needed. However, it does have a few disruptions to flights, I was delayed by five hours on my first use of Newquay to Gat on Flybe.
  Aer Lingus to DUB is a great addition for positioning ex uk flight connections reducing those terrible uk airport taxes.

• Richard w says:

  11 Feb11 February 12:32

  Passengers have an absolute right to re-routing as Article 8 of EU reg 261:2004 when your flight is cancelled. The 14 day period is about entitlement to compensation, and has nothing to do with rights to re-routing, so find the best alternative to BRE for you and ask BA to re-route.

  • Anna says:

    11 Feb11 February 14:01

    Is there any obligation for them to get you there by a particular day/time? I’m currently in dispute with them over yet another cancelled booking where we’ve lost 2 days of our holiday to the Caribbean because they cancelled our return flight, forcing us to change to a flight 2 days earlier.

• Anna says:

  11 Feb11 February 14:22

  Article 5 Cancellation

  1. In case of cancellation of a flight, the passengers concerned shall:
  (a) be offered assistance by the operating air carrier in accordance with Article 8; and
  (b) be offered assistance by the operating air carrier in accordance with Article 9(1)(a) and 9(2), as well as, in event of re-routing when the reasonably expected time of departure of the new flight is at least the day after the departure as it was planned for the cancelled flight, the assistance specified in Article 9(1)(b) and 9(1)(c); and
  (c) have the right to compensation by the operating air carrier in accordance with Article 7, unless:
  (i) they are informed of the cancellation at least two weeks before the scheduled time of departure; or
  (ii) they are informed of the cancellation between two weeks and seven days before the scheduled time of departure and are offered re-routing, allowing them to depart no more than two hours before the scheduled time of departure and to reach their final destination less than four hours after the scheduled time of arrival; or
  (iii) they are informed of the cancellation less than seven days before the scheduled time of departure and are offered re-routing, allowing them to depart no more than one hour before the scheduled time of departure and to reach their final destination less than two hours after the scheduled time of arrival.

  Interesting on the timing issue as they are effectively turning a short hop from Manchester to Bremen into a slog from Man-Heathrow, then Heathrow-Hamburg, then Hamburg to Bremen by train or bus!

  • pauldb says:

    11 Feb11 February 16:35

    Have they actually proposed that to you (the train/bus). I’d be surprised if they have the set up to offer that. I would think that if you can argue successfully they must get you to BRE, they’ll fly you on another carrier. But the argument over your rights is the hard part.

    • the real harry1 says:

      11 Feb11 February 16:52

      my worry over claiming my missing food & beverage on flights bought before the changes were announced is that BA will be vindictive & cancel my flights, making them more expensive to re-arrange

      sad that I am now bothered about a vindictive & bullying airline when before I sort of trusted them to do the right thing

      BA vs Virgin spring to mind?

      so I will take the flights then claim afterwards

      • Anna says:

        11 Feb11 February 18:00

        That’s bothering me as well. the Sun Air flights still offer free food and drink, whereas if we’re re-routed to Hamburg via Heathrow we’ll be stuck with BOB.

• aceman says:

  11 Feb11 February 16:51

  would the air lingus flight to LAS earn avios or tier points?

  • TGLoyalty says:

    11 Feb11 February 19:32

    Don’t earn TP through BA atm though they are looking to rejoin OW but no date set

    you’d get Avios through Aer Club though

• Carl Spurling says:

  11 Feb11 February 22:43

  Blue Air will offer Liverpool to Hamburg amoungst other places this year.

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